I flew from Eureka to LAX to Houston and then Lubbock during mid March, the beginning of the corona-craziness that has engulfed the world. I attended my grandmothers funeral in Lubbock. Few could attend due to fear of contagion, but it was still a great ceremony, and was attended virtually by many thanks to streaming video. My grandmother lived 98 long years...through a world war, a Great Depression, a moon landing, Vietnam, Generation X, and now the Millinneals. She was a strong woman, kind, sharp, observant, and wrote wonderful letters. She will be missed, but also celebrated.
The sequence of flights to Lubbock were nearly void of passengers. LAX was actually a joy to experience thanks to the lack of people. Houston Intercontinental was similarly pleasant. I had good views of Los Angles going to and from Texas. A few pictures of downtown LA, and the Olympic Stadium under construction are posted below.
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| Downtown Los Angeles. |
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| An empty flight to Los Angles due to corona fear. |
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| The Salton Sea; the southern terminus of the San Andreas Fault. |
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| Lubbock, Texas. |
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| The Guadalupe Mountains; highest point in Texas. |
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| South-Central Los Angeles. |
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| The new LA Rams stadium under construction, and the famous LA Forum center-left. |
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