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Tag Archives: Ruins
Chaco Canyon, New Mexico
New Mexico has many beautiful, well-preserved Puebloan ruins, but maybe none are more beloved than Chaco Canyon National Park. And after my first visit there a few weeks ago, I can see why.
Posted in Travel
Also tagged Hiking, National Parks, New Mexico
Wupatki
It’s pronounced Wuh-pot-key, and I’m thinking there’s some sort of joke there about legalized marijuana, but it’s escaping me at the moment.
Posted in Travel
Also tagged Arizona, National Parks
Validation and a Really Nice Belt
The magazine came out, so now I can say which contest I placed in (the one I mentioned last week).
Posted in Home in Taos
Also tagged Contests, National Parks, New Mexico
News and Ruins
New products! I’m now selling greeting cards six to a box, with a mix of color and black & white, for $19.95 plus shipping. Email me to place your order.
Posted in Home in Taos, Travel
Also tagged Farms, South Dakota, what's new
If You Want Actual Aztec Ruins, You’ll Have To Travel A Bit Farther South
I’ve said before that one of my favorite things about my quest to see all the National Parks is visiting the ones I’d never heard of, and being delighted with my discoveries, over and over.
Posted in Travel
Also tagged Microbreweries, National Parks, New Mexico, Restaurants
Bandelier!
It’s fun to say it like that, isn’t it? A rallying cry, or something a pirate would yell. Yarr! Bandelier!
Posted in Travel
Also tagged Mishaps, National Parks, New Mexico
I’m Like the Yeti
It was a Scamping first. I had just woken up and gotten Sam into the Pilot in the Walmart parking lot in Las Vegas, NM, ready to head to Pecos National Historical Park, when a friendly looking woman hopped out of her RV, approached me, and said my name.
Posted in Travel
Also tagged Churches, National Parks, New Mexico