New Mexico
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118 photos
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Mmmm, aliens.
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Alien Tshirts, alien blow-up dolls... what did this...
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My new best friend.
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I wish I could have taken these guys home.
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Or this guy, who stood outside the UFO Museum (and...
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Jay at Blue Hole, an 81-ft deep, 60-ft wide natural...
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It was very pretty there.
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The buoys were in place for something SCUBA-related. My...
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It was very, very clear water
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The outlet (to the right of the stairs) dumps water out...
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Up on top of the rock ledge at Blue Hole
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Jumping off the rock ledge at Blue Hole
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"Brr, brr, brr, brr" While underwater, I had to fight...
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One jump was enough for Jay, but not for me.
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Swimmin'.
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They claim the underwater visibility is 80 ft.
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The nice gentleman who took our picture as we jumped. ...
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The path up to the top of Blue Hole
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This probably should have been the first picture, not...
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Jay on the diving platform-like thing they had built. ...
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Pretty
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New Mexico countryside
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Sunset from the square in Santa Fe, NM
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More sunset
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Jay in front of what may be the state capitol building,...
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A mission in Santa Fe silhouetted by the sunset
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The sunset over the hills as we left town, Colorado-bound!
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New Mexico Airlines. Looks trustworthy enough. I think...
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After Joel and Turtle picked me up in Albuquerque, we ate lunch.
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Looking off the road from Cloudcroft, NM towards White Sands.
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If you look closely, you should find a rock climber who...
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Jay and I got out at White Sands National Monument...
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Looking east towards the Rockies, now behind us in our trek.
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Jay walks up the path in the park.
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The light was very pretty; not sure my camera caught it well.
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The vegetation was kind of desert-like, but with a less...
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Jay and Catherine, looking into the distance.
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These pictures were taken by a nice lady wandering her...
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Waves in the sand.
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I guess the scenery starts to get repetitive in...
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I found the tracks of a bizarre creature! We finally...
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Looking away from the dunes into the ... inter-dunal...
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Off in the distance, a storm was brewing. Fortunately,...
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Hopefully these pictures aren't just getting boring.
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Desert plant.
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Jay with a big block of sandstone.
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A big tree. We were hoping to see more wildlife (an owl...
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The same tree.
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A sign informed us that trees grow from the real ground,...
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Sands, plants, mountains...
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I guess Marty really should have been wearing a...
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This Continental Divide place seemed similar to South of...
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I was amazed by the number of guys on heavily loaded...
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Goodbye New Mexico!
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The chapel in Chimayo NM , about 30 miles north of Santa...
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Outdoor seating at Chimayo. The crystal blue high...
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Stream rushing along the chapel site. Folks from Tucson...
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So I took two. This one shows the "stations of the...
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We were visiting Bill and Loomis who had rented a place...
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Well, just a little further north is the town of Taos...
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A statue of Padre Martinez (1793-1867) in the Taos...
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A more bucolic view of the Town Plaza of Taos.
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,,, and then there is the commercial side.
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.. and I believe this is looking south.
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A map of Taos displayed in the Plaza.
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While checking out Earthship (below) spotted the...
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This is a 300+ acre just west of Taos which seeks to...
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The walls are beer bottle / wine bottles / tires set...
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Tires are a favorite building substance. The aesthetic...
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Lots of glass bottle walls. Some building materials in...
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Strange looking
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Wonder if the window panes were 'found'? Assume so
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Under construction, I would assume
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Waiting for some glass to appear?
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Not to my taste
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Ah ... someone's cheating with a generator behind the bushes
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... and a propane tank?
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Have to leave it to dad to explain why he took this
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One of the more extravagant
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Near the entrance to Earthship
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Perhaps a better view
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The "Mormon Room" at the San Geronimo Inn in Taos. ...
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Have caught the attention of the revelers
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St Francis Asis church is Taos, frequently photographed...
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More classis view
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The painted redodo in the apse
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Statue in the courtyard of the Museum of Indian Art and...
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Statue of a visitor to the above ... once a Marine,...
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Also at the Museum
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Just our new BF's watching the solar eclipse from the...
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Really needed special classes to see anything
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Hope they weren't looking into the sun
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Well, maybe all of us were.
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Better picture?
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Finally figured how to use the page with the hold poked in it
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A side chapel in the Cathedral in Santa Fe
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,,, dedicated to our Lady of Peace ... which seems like...
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Beautiful architecture in the Cathedral
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Another redodo of saints
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Very interesting baptismal font. Practically a spa
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Brass doors were added in 19??
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Flowers outside our hotel, the Inn at Loretto
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That same marine
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The oldest church in the US
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... as you can read here.
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Another redodo painted on wood
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Church ceiling very similar to the one at the Taos...
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The San Jose bell at San Miguel which I got to 'gong'...
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That is 1356 ... probably the oldest 'thing' I've ever...
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A bear who sat on our bed ... no sign that said we could...
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A view from our patio at the Inn. It's build to...
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View down into the courtyard where the lovely valet...
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A feel for the structure of the Inn. It was charming...
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The cathedral at sunset ... a gimcracky storm came in that night
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The Church of Loretto, with the Inn behind it.
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Another view of the Inn
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Our last dinner has been eaten (and all the glasses etc...
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Joan and our bear at the 'polish off the wine bottles'...