Anybody with NM photos? (Taos, Placitas: distance, mailboxes, church)

[uggabugga]

nice pics poncho.

did you see antelope there? last time i went to quarai there were more antelope than i had seen in years.

[Poncho_NM]

Thanks uggabugga, we didn't see any large wildlife on that trip...

The Quarai ruins is worth the visit.

Rich

[N8!]

Back in the 70's, my folks would occasionally take us on a Sunday picnic trip from LL around to Abo, Gran Quivira, and Quarai. Good stuff!

[AlaMommy]

1. Alamogordo from Thunder Rd. (2. also from Thunder Rd.)

3. Between Tularosa headed to Ruidoso.

4. White Sands on a windy day.

[mtncat]

Originally Posted by poletop1

What is this mean little devil?

Badger. Can be mean 'little" devils. This one weighed about 30 or so pounds.

[Poncho_NM]

Abiquiu Lake - located in northern New Mexico, 61 miles north of Santa Fe on Highway 84 at the intersection of Highway 96. From Espanola, 30 miles west on US 84, 2 miles south on NM 96. More info: Corps Lakes Gateway: New Mexico - Abiquiu Lake

We took these pictures when we were out there in July 2007:

Rich

[uggabugga]

i would have to go with truchas peak as well, with close seconds/thirds to hermit's peak and starvation peak, as those are the only ones i've actually climbed recently..

hermit's peak:

[Poncho_NM]

Sandia Mountain and Sandia Peak, various pictures I took at various times. It is my favorite
probably because I see it every day, I can see it from inside my house, I can drive to it easily,
it can be very inexpensive to enjoy, and it is very convenient...
















Rich

[Brad-ly]

Sierra Blanca is nice and all, but it's not very high. Sandia is overrated..

Truchas Peak wins this by a long shot.

[mike0421]

Originally Posted by ABQinLV

Organs, are a personal favorite. Looks like a rock mountain was forced out of the ground.

Indeed: