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Tag Archives: Lubbock TX
Profile Response: Andy Wilkinson, Southwest Collection, Lubbock TX
“Libraries are haphazard. They grow by circumstance.” Andy Wilkinson, playwright and Artist-in-Residence for ten years at Southwest Collection, acknowledged the logical and serendipitous specialties that comprise Texas Tech University’s archives. Southwest Collection began with a regional focus: collecting ranching records. … Continue reading
Posted in Responses
Tagged Andy Wilkinson, Llano Estacado, Lubbock TX, Southwest Collections, Texas Tech, Vietnam Center and Archives
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Profile Response: Grant Tipton, Lubbock TX
When Grant Tipton invited me to stay with him he sent two instructions. “Bring me something to stick to my refrigerator.” That was easy; a yellow magnet man with my card. “If you want to go shooting, get here by … Continue reading
Trip Log – Day 347 – Lubbock TX to Slaton TX
October 17, 2016 – Sun, 90 degrees Miles Today: 27 Miles to Date: 18,036 States to Date: 45 Llano Estacado, the Palisaded Plains, also known as the Staked Plains because early Spanish explorers drove stakes to mark their route through … Continue reading
Trip Log – Day 345 – Levelland TX to Lubbock TX
October 15, 2016 – Sun, 85 degrees Miles Today: 39 Miles to Date: 18,000 States to Date: 45 Nothing wilts an experience quicker than expectations. For months I’ve looked forward to returning to Levelland. Over the past week I’ve spent … Continue reading
Posted in Bicycle Trip Log
Tagged Levelland TX, Lubbock TX, South Plains Community Action, Tienda's
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