Blood Moon Rising
We in the Western part of North America will have front-row seats tomorrow as the full moon turns red in the briefest eclipse this century.
White Sands
The White Sands National Monument, 275 square miles of gypsum white sand dunes, is located in the mountain-ringed Tularosa Basin. It is the largest gypsum dune field in the world.
A River Runs Through It
I apologise for tardy posting, I had a flu bug and I’m on a writing deadline that’s consuming most of my time. I’ll post tomorrow and Friday as usual and next week back to normal. Please browse through the archives for now – I’m sure there’s stuff you missed – and do not fret, there’s…
Here Comes The Sun
After a week of white stuff, the sun is shining here in Taos.
Springtime In The Rockies
Last week we were in t-shirts and sandals and this week the cashmere and boots are back in rotation. Typical early Spring in Taos. Snow, mud, more snow, more mud.
O’Keeffe Country
She arrived in May of 1929 and until 1949 spent part of every year working in New Mexico.
Where The Buffalo Roam
And the aliens too apparently.
Taos Ski Valley Rings In 2015
Taos Ski Valley’s Annual New Year’s Eve Celebrations lit up the sky last night.
Chem Trail Salute
Our beautiful blue skies are constantly criss-crossed with trails of something mysterious that have a lot of locals up in arms.It’s not unusual to see people protesting the Chem Trails but this random roadside sculpture says it all.