INIMITABLE ROADHOUSE BLUES BY JAKE TERREY

Jake’s account of his trip across North and Central America was always going to be a visual endeavour, for the first (published) time he’s employed words as a means of articulating his experience. The outcome is no less deep, no less intense and no less beautiful than his inquisitive lens. If you are brave (and patient) enough to embark on its reading, you’ll be rewarded with the realisation that sometimes powerful pictures speak even louder when accompanied by a few (10) thousand words.

Las Vegas, including Mim in our room inside the Bellagio Hotel

An American flag flaps outside someones RV

The A-frame cabin where we all have nightmares, Flagstaff

Jack and Mim, White Sands National Monument

Roswell, New Mexico. Roswell was the center and possibly the beginning of the UFO sightings phenomenon in the 40s. It has a really long history of people claiming the government covered up ufo crashes but is now just a weird collection of shops selling alien merchandise and businesses trying to capitalize on the towns waning fame.

Roswell, New Mexico: A woman promoting her young daughters beauty pageant career right next to aliens playing guitar. We attended the ribbon cutting ceremony for a new restaurant called “Cosmic Salad”. The councilman in his speech apologized on behalf of the state senator for not being able to attend and thanked them for joining the life blood of America the small business”.

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