Roswell and Into Texas

So I was off to Roswell. If I couldn’t find weird there, I likely wouldn’t find it anywhere.

I pulled into town and found a shady place to park. The first weird thing I spotted wasn’t very weird though. It was sort of a rocket-like structure that had once been part of a slide. Nearby was a statue of John Simpson Chisum, “Cattle King of the Pecos”.

John Chusum

What follows is a smattering of photos I took in downtown Roswell.

Lots of sock choices! But I didn’t get any.

Alien fairies?

I didn’t go in. Not enough stand/walking time left.

My favorite. Even chickens will get beamed up!

Then on to Portales where I found a collection of windmill parts.

In Clovis, I found a statue acknowledging the Clovis People as the earliest ones on our continent, at least as of what we know today.

And then I settled for the night in Hereford, Texas.

I thought I had, anyway. Soon some jerk was honking his horn regularly. Then some 20-somethings came in and started drinking. I figured it wasn’t a good place for me for the night and ended up, unfortunately, at a Love’s. At least it was a safe place with clean bathrooms and the coffee was ready in the morning.

More soon.