Abandoned home in the Big Bend desert — Image by Paula Campbell Teague
Posted January 7, 2011 by kenneturner in Capturing the Moment, Photography
Tagged with Paula Campbell Teague
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Thanks Kenne for posting my shot. It means a lot coming from you! Eli and I both feel drawn to the starkness of the desert – so different from the Spring (of the 60’s) that he grew up in and East Texas (where I come from).
We completely understand the draw you have to the Tucson area, but I miss you still.
Happy New Year!
My childhood days where in the pine tree hills of northeast Alabama, so I understand from where you are coming.
“Oh that the desert were my dwelling place,
With only one fair spirit for my minster.
That I might forget the human race,
And hating no one, love her only.” — Lord Byron
Oh, is there nothing that Paula Teague can’t do? This is a fantastic shot. We love the Big Bend. Guess we’re overdue for another trip.
. . . when I saw the image on Facebook, I just had to do a “Capturing the Moment” entry.