A MORNING IN CREEL
In the morning I explore the town of Creel, elevation 7700 feet with
a population of just over 5000. I snap a few
photos
along the main avenue.
Elections are coming, hence the banners
in at
least
one of the photos. I then head over to the other side of the railroad
tracks and snap a few more photos. As tends to happen, I then become
obsessed with the carvings in the pillars along the roadside and take
several closeup shots.
Speaking of obsessing, when I was in Tibet I was obsessed with Poe's
Haunted, an album recommended to me by a friend in Chicago the
month before my departure. I'd listen to a few songs from it every night
before retiring. This trip I find myself obsessed with Charlotte Martin's On
Your Shore,
a mix of Kate Bush's Hounds
of Love and
Tori Amos' From the Choirgirl Hotel at times. I'd first heard
of her a few years before, but seem ready to embrace her music now. As
I don't recall being obsessed with any albums while in Tucson, maybe
it's
only
something
that happens when I leave the country. I'll have to see what I'm obsessing
over on my next trip.
But I digress. We're here to board the train through Copper Canyon.