For nearly a century, the corner of Fifth and Central welcomed travelers, regulars, and generations of Albuquerque families. What began as the Coney Island Café in 1929 became Lindy’s in 1960, surviving Route 66’s golden years and countless changes downtown. Today, only the memories remain. My 07/03/26 postcard captures the final chapter as the excavator brings down a building that had quietly witnessed almost a hundred years of Albuquerque history.
On my walk today, I caught this Curve-billed Thrasher in that brief moment between leaving…
A House Finch pauses atop a spent sunflower, caught in the middle of its meal…
My 08/13/26 postcard features a morning glory growing near Montgomery Park. I transformed it into…
My 08/12/26 postcard features a Jaguar hood ornament gleaming in the midday sun. A timeless…
My 08/11/26 postcard captures a hummingbird pausing to feed from a red Hesperaloe blossom in…
My 08/10/26 postcard is a lone rental scooter sitting abandoned along Ridgecrest Drive, with the…
