Original post here.
Gallup newspaper headlines. May 2013. Credit: Mzuriana. |
I've written before about the value I received in watching The Walking Dead. Indeed, when I drafted this post, I had started over at the beginning to watch it all again, after I'd seen the series finale. (I'll have skipped over a lot of the 7th season, though, because of its traumatizing sequences with Negan.)
Ten years ago, back in 2013, the contemporary iteration of zombies, the "walking dead," were unknown to me, although both the original comic book series and the show had emerged earlier.
But I had learned about preparations for the so-called Zombie Apocalypse, back when I held the CDC in high esteem.
Sunday, August 4, 2013
Hope and Zombies
Highway 82, Hope, New Mexico |
Hope, New Mexico, is the future-history site of the Battle of Hope, in which humans prevail over zombies, according to World War Z.
Highway 82, Hope, New Mexico |
Located on Highway 82, Hope, New Mexico, is about 20 miles west of Artesia.
Highway 82, Hope, New Mexico |
I saw neither humans nor zombies. There is a post office.
What caught my attention was what seemed to be the imprint of a fire on the side of what seemed to be the firehouse. What?
Highway 82, Hope, New Mexico |
It's almost supernatural.
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