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.
My 07/25/26 postcard features a sunflower Kelly spotted and suggested I photograph. It captures the…
My 07/24/26 postcard features a roadrunner pausing among cholla cactus, sagebrush, and desert grasses along…
My 07/23/26 postcard is a honeybee gathering pollen from the edge of a trumpet plant…
My 07/22/26 postcard features a Black-eyed Susan at the end of its blooming cycle. Its…
My 07/21/26 postcard features an Apache plume catching the afternoon light along Silver Avenue in…
My 07/20/26 postcard features a mature sunflower hanging gracefully over a wall on Claremont Avenue…
