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This sign is on the outskirts of town - not on the walk route.
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We parked at the public library - which was closed - to start our walk.
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Another Quanah Parker Arrow in a park with a large spur.
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We detoured from the walk route to explore the park.
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WPA constructed this bathhouse and pool. Pool is being repaired.
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Carol and Ed exploring the park.
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The park road goes by the Bulldog's football stadium which is carved back into the hill.
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Bulldog mural on a storage building.
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Nice horses but they wouldn't come over to be petted.
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Big white "S" on the hillside.
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Abandoned rock building - if only it could talk.
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Another bulldog mural - this one on alumni building.
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Nice building that used to be the library.
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Beautiful old bank building.
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Ed and Carol taking a short rest.
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Mural on the Dickens County Museum.
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A view of historic downtown Spur.
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A band of frogs making mechanical music.
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Floral murals with a horse on the door.
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We drove back to the stadium after we finished the walk to get a view from the top. I walked down the steps to get this picture. Although the stadium was built in 1937, I couldn't find any proof that the WPA had a hand in the building.
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