August 10, 2004
Border Lines
A scan of one of my last pre-digital photos, taken over five years ago at the edge of the real Tuba City (the one in Arizona). This was taken during my first-ever trip out West. Tuba City is a pretty desolate town on the western half of the Navajo Indian Reservation in Northeastern Arizona. As depressing a place as it was, I was really glad that we stopped there long enough to grab a bite and look around. Though I had no idea at the time that I would someday wind up borrowing the city's name for my weblog.
Which brings us back to 2004. The virtual Tuba City is undergoing a bit of a slow-growth period at this time. Zoning restrictions are being debated, and the mayor is about to head out of town for another Western vacation. Photo updates are possible if the time budget allows and if the digital infrastructure is there to support such endeavors. Hágoónee'!
Posted by Tim at August 10, 2004 11:23 PMt-roxx - we've got the 5megabit cable modem shizzle at the new place and a g4 so as long as yr camera can do firewire we're good to go, sucka.
-cp
Posted by: CP at August 11, 2004 01:28 PMdude. is that you on the left? if so, i hardly recognize you.
Posted by: justin at August 11, 2004 05:14 PMactually i believe the gent on the left is the erstwhile "little man" a.k.a. c williams a.k.a. "yellow boy". and that rules.
Posted by: CP at August 11, 2004 05:17 PMI'm the guy behind the camera, looking straight at the Tuba City sign...
Posted by: Tim at August 11, 2004 05:32 PMhappy trails, timbo, happy trails.
Posted by: yonni at August 12, 2004 02:30 PMI am from Tuba City. Born there raised in Phoenix.
My moms side of the family lives there, and I visit quite often.
I love it there.
My favorite place to go is this little cliff near the Texaco just before the curve to enter the city.
I love this town!
An actual Tuba City native! That's awesome. Sir, I tip my hat to you and your hometown.
Posted by: Tim at August 13, 2004 09:54 PM