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To visit the densest settlements in North America of a thousand years ago, you have to travel through some of the most sparsely populated areas in New Mexico today.
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By Harrison Blackman
The Taos News | 9/1/17 |
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AZTEC, N.M. - The Perseid meteor shower rained down on planet Earth in early August, and some New Mexicans were fortunate enough to see the show among the work of the ancients.
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By Jesse Moya
jmoya@taosnews.com | 9/1/17 |
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ROSWELL – One hot day in early July 1947, rancher William "Mac" Brazel told Lincoln County Sheriff George Wilcox that he had found strange debris from some sort of aircraft crash at a remote …
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Robert Nott The New Mexican
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7/5/17
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The mud stuck and turned black beneath head ranger Wayne Vigil’s cowboy boots as he strode up the steep, quarter-mile trail to Nambé Falls. The narrow path was composed of the same clay-like …
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Rebecca Moss
The New Mexican
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4/1/17
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Your bags are packed. The kids are loaded in the car. You’re all ready for that magnificent road trip you’ve dreamed about.
But what about an emergency kit? Sure, it’s spring and there’s …
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4/1/17
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The Taos News took a lazy Saturday in March for a powerhouse road trip to check out some of the high notes of the San Luis Valley just north of the New Mexico border.
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3/30/17
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