I don’t know the story behind the shoes on this wall, but here in Texas we have boots on fence posts, bicycles on barns, trees and on fences… seems anything is fair game to try out a new idea.
This old cabin is the back of the Feed Mill in Johnson City.
Photo Ellen Yeates
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