Motel Woodstock

Turn On, Tune In, Turn Back the Clock

JAGAT PANDEY and his wife, Asha, owners of the Valley Rest Motel here, stood forlornly next to their garage. Although most of their property was well maintained — neatly trimmed grass, freshly painted brick-red doors, newly gleaming paneling in the front office — one wall looked atrocious. Paint peeled on the clapboard. The window was caked with grime. An overturned wagon lay haphazardly on the ground.
“The garage, I had it nice,” Mr. Pandey said. “But they came and put old paint on there, made it rough looking. [...]

di Karen Schoemer, articolo completo (9546 caratteri spazi inclusi) su The New York Times 23 Agosto 2009