i got back from new mexico today. it is always a constant source of beauty and inspiration. here are a couple of photos (thanks, tina) to let you see some local color. the drive is about 4 and-a-half hours from denver, and i always think it's long. that is, until i get out of pueblo, and the sky opens up my body and soul to another place altogether.
i went to new mexico for the first time about 20 years ago. and the magic has not faded. sometimes i feel like this northeastern white girl should feel like a stranger in a place so far removed from my upbringing. but somehow i feel so at home with the landscape. so i am selfish, and i soak it in.
here you go:
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santuario de chimayo |
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offerings at santuario de chimayo |
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rancho de chimayo |
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san geronimo chapel, taos pueblo |
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cemetery, taos pueblo |
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