The row of cars embedded in the Texas panhandle symbolize America’s love of Cadillacs.
by Rich Watson
In Amarillo, Texas, amidst a wide and barren patch of dirt along Route 66, a row of ten Cadillac cars are half buried in the earth.
The area isn’t a parking lot, nor is it a junkyard. The cars are painted haphazardly in all sorts of colors and they remind you of ostriches with their heads in the sand.
It’s art.
