A Symphony in F – F for Foliage, F for Fall
There’s a reason people love fall. It’s the season when light softens, air cools, and color takes center stage. Nature turns conductor, leading an orchestra (this could be your...
There’s a reason people love fall. It’s the season when light softens, air cools, and color takes center stage. Nature turns conductor, leading an orchestra (this could be your...
Part 3: Shifting Sands, Pistachio, Aliens and Outlaws If you missed Part 1 and 2 – here is Part 1, Part 2 White Sands – A Sea of Gypsum...
Part 2: Ancient Caves and City of Rocks If you missed Part 1 – here it is Gila Cliff Dwellings – Walking with the Mogollon Built in the late...
Part 1: Stars, Science, and Silver City How do you introduce New Mexico to Europeans? Do you begin with its vast desert skies, so clear they make you feel...
Mountainair, Torrance County Just about 1.5 hours south of Santa Fe lies Mountainair, a tiny town of under 1,000 nestled at roughly 6,500 ft (2000 müM) elevation, with the Manzano...
Writing a short blog about Chaco Canyon feels almost impossible. How do you capture a place that fills books hundreds of pages long? A place layered in history, mystery,...
Last year, I wrote about why people from the US should visit Switzerland instead of only traveling to France or Italy. My blog must have been a success because...
Yes, my last blog was at the end of February this year. But there is a reason I haven’t written another until now. In February, Cindy was diagnosed with...
Every winter, thousands of cranes, geese, and ducks fly south to stay along the Rio Grande. During the day, after feeding on Rio Grande grain, the birds fly to...
Listen to this. The State of New Mexico claims that the Balloon Fiesta is the world’s premier balloon event and the most photographed event on earth. When you are...