When we checked in at Trapark in Pecos, Texas, Charlie told us that the place was built by Italian prisoners of war during the war. And that the building in which we stood was a bus station then. The park was created for mobile homes, but they were being phased out as the home dwellers left. There were large flocks of birds rising together, moving, and settling on trees and wires. Ultimately, I have never seen as many deserted homes and downtown locations empty as in Pecos. We left not having had our question answered: when and by whom are the 5 large motels filled. The first rodeo (row-dee-oh) in the U.S. was in Pecos, and they have rodeo days once a year, but... Regardless, I am happy to have spent time there.
So, at a roadside picnic area I saw this scat. Definitely not a dog. I took this picture hoping some scat expert/enthusiast would be able to identify who left it.
I LOVE NEW MEXICO.
We've just arrived at the Trailer Village RV Park in Roswell. The UFO museum comes later.
We've just arrived at the Trailer Village RV Park in Roswell. The UFO museum comes later.
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