Summer is almost here and New Mexico has so much to offer for the RV enthusiast and outdoors person. The Rocky Mountains spans almost the entire west side of thes state. If you love hiking, trail riding, kayaking, hot mineral springs, birding, hot air ballooning, breathtaking landscapes, art, music and dance as well as the […]
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The Infamous CatWalk Five miles northeast from the small town of Glenwood, New Mexico is a road that leads to the mouth of Whitewater Canyon to the infamous “Catwalk.” Named appropriately because of a pipeline built in the 1890’s to deliver water to the mining town of Graham. The pipe up Whitewater Creek was only
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Los Sauces in Colorado Lives On! Here is a small village that I bet not too many people have heard of- Los Sauces, Colorado. Reading the book, Life in Los Sauces was enlightening, in the 10 year period between the 1920’s and 30’s. The people in this tiny village in the San Luis Valley
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Last summer I spent 2 days working on a 3-mile stretch on the Cumbres Pass in Southern Colorado.  A crew of about 50 people showed up to work this trail of the Continental Divide that was overgrown with foliage. I met some of the most hardworking people. Young and old. Nobody was a slouch and
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Hello and Welcome! I invite you to join me as I journey through the four states of Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico and Utah. The American southwest is very sacred and special to me. I seem drawn to this part of the country and have derived so much pleasure in exploring the wilderness and serenity that
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