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    Adrian, Texas 2010

    by Earl Cox

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    Adrian, Texas is a small town in west Texas just north of Interstate 40 (off Texas Route 22) and about fifteen miles from the New Mexico border. A rare surviving, but poorly maintained, section of old Route 66 runs through Adrian which happens to sit at its midpoint – 1139 miles from Chicago and Los Angeles. Across from the actual midpoint is the (seldom opened) Midpoint Café, that once brewed and sold its own root beer, is filled with Route 66 memorabilia, and serves hot and cold sandwiches. On this cold day in January I stopped and roamed around Adrian with my camera. A year or so after I took these pictures the prairies around Adrian were dug up and lines of huge air turbines planted in and around the town. The vast empty land was covered in storage sheds and parking lots for tractors and turbine servicing trucks.
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    • Primary Category: Arts & Photography Books
    • Project Option: Standard Landscape, 10×8 in, 25×20 cm
      # of Pages: 46
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      • Hardcover, Dust Jacket: 9781366613752
    • Publish Date: Dec 15, 2016
    • Language English
    • Keywords History, Route 66, Texas, Adrian
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    Earl Cox
    Redondo Beach, CA

    In this world of concrete objects and reliable causality, I am a seventy year old classical philologist with a keen interest in the evolution of early urban metaphors in Homeric Greek; since 1972, the founder and president of three software companies specializing in the application of machine intelligence (such as fuzzy logic and genetic algorithms) to a wide spectrum of optimization problems and behavior models; a columnist for technology magazines, and the author of several books (including the multiple award-winning Beyond Humanity – Cyberevolution and Future Minds which I co-authored with Greg Paul, who was the dinosaur advisor on the original Jurassic Park movie). In my younger days I was a caver, a rock climber, an explorer of the great Smoky Mountains and the vast Shenandoah Valley, a Captain in the Army Corps of Engineers, a collector of ancient Roman coins, medieval manuscripts, nineteenth century microscopes, and several ex-wives.

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