#cadillac ranch | Explore Tumblr Posts and Blogs

fidgetspringer-art · 28 days

Text

-✹- 'But I miss you in the mornings when I see the sun, Something in the orange tells me we're not done' -✹-

51 notes · View notes

archiveofaffinities · 3 months

Text

Ant Farm, Cadillac Ranch, Amarillo, Texas. 1974

#art #architecture #installation #public art #design #ant farm #cadillac ranch #texas #amarillo #arch-art #public space #car #found object

68 notes · View notes

stuffaboutminneapolis · 8 months

Text

Sign outside of Cadillac Ranch in MOA

#HappinessBetweenTwoBuns

#oh my said in george takei voice #happiness between two buns #mall of america #cadillac ranch #minneapolis #minnesota #twin cities #food #sign #travel #midwest #wanderlust #aesthetic #jucy lucy #burgers #buns

73 notes · View notes

williammarksommer · 1 year

Photo

Cadillac Ranch

Texas

All The Time In The World

Hasselblad 500c/m

Kodak Ektar 100iso

140 notes · View notes

indeedgoodman · 3 months

Text

7 notes · View notes

rabbitcruiser · 24 days

Text

Texas was readmitted to the Union following Reconstruction on March 30, 1870.

3 notes · View notes

bandkid-doodles · 11 months

Text

🤘

Got to go to Cadillac Ranch on the Art Department's NM trip today :)

#art #artists on tumblr #cadillac ranch #spraypaint #spray paint

18 notes · View notes

zipzilla · 10 months

Text

#cadillac ranch #cadillac #photographers on tumblr

15 notes · View notes

sun-lit-garden · 9 months

Text

“Every body has a unique path to travel.” ― Lailah Gifty Akita

#route 66 #cadillac ranch #colorful #travel #explore #road trip #mother road #cadillac #spray paint #photography #travel pic

5 notes · View notes

desertmarauder · 5 months

Text

flickr

flickr

flickr

flickr

Cadillac Ranch | Amarillo, Texas | 4/28/2023

#nikon z7ii #desertmarauder #photographers on tumblr #travel photography #my photography #amarillo #texas #cadillac ranch

2 notes · View notes

myimaginaryradio · 8 months

Text

Cadillac Ranch - Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band - 1980

youtube

Good morning-ish and happy Wednesday! Made it halfway, the rest should be easy. Hoping to have a story for you guys later about good people and positivity. Fingers crossed. Until then...

Be Safe Be Kind And Be Awesome

#bruce springsteen #e street band #cadillac ranch #classic rock #80s #Youtube

4 notes · View notes

archiveofaffinities · 1 year

Text

Ant Farm, Cadillac Ranch, Amarillo, Texas, 1974

#art #design #sculpture #car art #readymade #ant farm #cadillac ranch #amarillo #texas #public art

105 notes · View notes

illusionstravels · 2 years

Text

cadillac ranch, amarillo, texas

#cadillac ranch #cadillac #moder art #urban art #art installation #texas #amarillo #grafitti #interactive art #my photos

52 notes · View notes

kolkena · 10 months

Text

Cadillac Ranch outside Amarillo, Texas.

Why is this a thing?

#Cadillac Ranch #Route 66 #Texas #Amarillo

2 notes · View notes

dare-g · 2 years

Photo

Video by Ant Farm for the 20th anniversary of the Cadillac Ranch which they made in 1974

#cadillac ranch #the cadillac ranch #ant farm #talks

8 notes · View notes

rabbitcruiser · 10 months

Photo

International Mud Day

Participate in a Mud Run, join or watch some Mud Wrestling, or just get out in the dirt with friends or family and let loose by getting messy and having fun.

Mud. It seems like a nuisance, doesn’t it? As soon as it rains, mud is everywhere, and it literally gets all over everything. There are definitely no benefits this slippery, sticky dirty substance could offer, right? Wrong. And the creators of International Mud Day are out to prove it! After all, mud is quintessential to the outdoors, and the outdoors mean fresh air and exercise, two of the best things for people. And so what if we get a little dirty? Plenty of research has shown that coming into contact with a certain amount of bacteria is good for us, as it helps build up immunity, as opposed to living in a virtually sterile environment, which makes our bodies very vulnerable. Not to mention how many minerals mud can—there’s a reason why people pay hundreds of dollars for mud masks and baths at spas. So what are you waiting for? Let’s get dirty!

The History of International Mud Day

The creators of International Mud Day wanted to find a way to help all of the children of the Earth feel closer to each other…and what a better way to do it than through the Earth itself? International Mud Day began in 2009 at a World Forum event, when Gillian McAuliffe from Australia and Bishnu Bhatta from Nepal got together to talk about ways to encourage feelings of community and appreciation for the world around us. The collaboration that followed has inspired educators, children,and families across the globe, from Holland to Nepal to the United States, to celebrate International Mud Day together each year on June 29. Regardless of age, race and religion, covered in mud, we all look the same!

How to Celebrate International Mud Day

There are countless ways to celebrate International Mud Day, but all of them have one thing in common: you have to get dirty. This day can be especially fun if you have children, because who likes to get dirty as much as children? One of the most creative and fun activities that would be perfect to do on International Mud Day is making mud sculptures or mud cakes. It’s easy to adjust the consistency of the mud you’re using by simply adding a little more earth or water, so it should be easy to make what you want to make, while enjoying plenty of carefree laughter and quality family time in the process. Yet another easy way to enjoy this day to the fullest is to make a homemade mud pit using a blow-up pool. Not only is this cheap, but it also makes for a truly unique experience. All you have to do once you’ve bought a small blow-up pool is fill it with mud that can easily be filled using a mixture of earth and water that your children can then splash around in. Just make sure that you’re prepared to throw out your their clothes once you peel them off, because there is no way those clothes will ever get clean again.

After all, as American botanist Luther Burbank said,

“Every child should have mud pies, grasshoppers,water bugs, tadpoles, frogs, mud turtles, wild strawberries, acorns, chestnuts, trees to climb. Brooks to wade…bees, butterflies, various animals to pet, hayfields, pine-cones, rocks to toll, sand, snakes and hornets; any child who has been deprives of these has been deprived of the best part of…education.”

Source

3 notes · View notes