All that is left of the sheltering cross is a metal rectangle with shards of rotted wood inside.
The three little crosses are still there, one with blue flowers, one with white-going-to-yellow ones, and the third one featuring patriotic themed florals.
In front of the middle cross, a pearly white cherub, wearing a patient expression, holds a dove. Another smaller cherub wears a garland of pink and blue buds.
Though still looming large in my imagination, without the tall cross, the remaining ones are so small as to be nearly invisible.
State Highway 118
Jeff Davis County, Texas
Wednesday, July 30, 2008
Fort Davis, revisited
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