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[photos|art] Austin’s Foundations
While we were in Austin, Donnie Reynolds took Dad, Lisa Costello and me to the Foundations in Austin, Texas. [ Google Maps ]
I remember this abandoned condo complex project from when I lived there, but at the time it was just a concrete maze on the side of a hill. Now, though, it is a graffiti park.
Lisa and Dad standing in Baylor Street facing the graffiti walls
The view from Baylor Street, with the old Texas Military Institute castle rising behind it
Another street view
The castle rising above the walls like a post-apocalyptic fortress
Lisa is fearless
One of the foundation pits
An off-angle view of the walls and pits
Frogger!
The dudes
Blue man smoking
Welcome to Austin
Jumble
Stephen Hawking, hero
As usual, more at the Flickr set.
Photos © 2013, Joseph E. Lake, Jr.
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The castle-like building in the background reminds me of Tovrea Castle here in Phoenix.