Through Boyd Park up the stairs and across rt 27 there is an abandoned walkway along the river. This walkway may have been abandoned by mainstream society but the day I walked down this path it seemed like a sanctuary for folks living a less “mainstream life”.
As my partner and I decided to walk the path we never knew we’d end up on a field trip to a different world. I decided not to take pictures of the family bathing and washing their clothes in the river, the artists painting the concrete walls or the mattresses placed under the underpass for shelter. Although these shots would have painted a clearer picture of the abandoned resources being used by folks living on the trail I felt it to be an invasion of privacy. Below are some images of trail and the art on the trail walls. We are all interconnected. We all share this planet and the resources offered by it. I hope this trail continues to offer sanctuary for folks.
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7/18/2019 03:09:44 am
You should never abandon people in your life. Well, there are people who you can consider abandoning, but you should never do that. If you start abandoning people, then you will just go down the path of abandonment. If you ask me, people who abandon others will end up getting abandoned themselves. It is okay to think that it is better for you to abandon some people, but just think about what would happen to you if people abandon you.
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