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Day 13 - Taos - New Mexico
... 1903. I know I said it was an artist's mecca already, but that's almost an understatement. The area is so beautiful and inspiring to artists of all types (painters, sculptures, jewellers, potters, photographers etc etc) that it seems to only take one visit before the decision is made to move here. That's what happened to Paco's grandfather. And his artistic talent has not skipped a generation. Paco's ...
Day 12 - Taos - New Mexico
... You can definately see the Spanish influence at the Pueblo as around 75 percent of the Indian inhabitants are catholic and attend the catholic church at the Pueblo. We then went to visit another prominent Spanish church at Ranchos de Taos, the San Francisco de Asis church built in the 18th century. Returning to scoundrels, this time a Spanish one, I found a monument in the Plaza of Padre Antonio Martinez who was a catholic priest in ...
Day 11 - Taos - New Mexico
... where they were imprisoned. Many died along the way or in prison and were not able to return to their native land until they signed a treaty with the US in1868. So let's do a quick re-cap here. He moved to New Mexico when it was still part of Mexico. He married two Indian women then a Spanish descendant. He fought in the Mexican-American war to help take over Mexico (where he'd been living for around 20 years), and then despite his history with ...
Day 10 - Taos - New Mexico
... Arizona. I would have loved to stop and take a pic of a highway sign but there was no-where to pull up. It said "please do no drive and drive", so polite "please" wow at home we're just "bloody idiots", gotta love the bluntness of Aussie's. Alissa I have to send a huge thanks for the tip on Taos out to you. What a gorgeous place, I love it. I've only had a quick look around as I got in ...
Warmed by our first campfire
It's taken a lot to get used to traveling. When we camp, we keep it very simple. Usually we bundle into the tent when it starts getting cold and we eat out or boil hot water and add it to ramen, oatmeal, coffee or tea. We've been eating fruit and lots of snacks. One of the reasons we do this is because there are so many moving parts while traveling. It's the hunting and gathering aspect of traveling that we are still getting used to. So, once we get to a campsite the ...
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