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Day 13 - Taos - New Mexico
... an artist and made the beautiful Indian dolls in my sitting room, and both Paco and his brother are jewellers. Paco doesn't make jewellery any more as he's busy running the B&B but his brother still does and makes and sells it in the trading post shop his grandfather set up. But just because Paco's no longer a practicing artist doesn't mean he's stopped loving it, every single inch of this place ...
Day 12 - Taos - New Mexico
... Plaza. The Plaza is currently all shops and museums, but at the time it was a was housing for 63 Spanish families with a central courtyard. Then in the 1820s it became Mexican territory (don't ask me how, I can't learn everything), then I think the rest of yesterday's stuff is how it all went from there. So that's why there's a strong Indian, Spanish, Mexican feel about this lovely little town. Also lovely is the B&B. I love the ...
Day 11 - Taos - New Mexico
What an interesting history this place has and what a mix of cultures. I suspect this history is taught to American school children from a young age, but again I didn't know it (apologies for my ignorance) so am sharing my interpretation of some of it. (Well maybe not all American school children as I heard a tour guide in one of the museums today rousing on a child, about 8 or 9 years old, for not knowing the history of the Boston Tea Party, perhaps ...
Digging Ditches
... Then the three of us walked up another ditch and met the water coming down. The acequia system is pretty complicated there. Jeff has a stretch of the water system he is in charge of maintaining. Then we went back to the farm and decided to finish our other task for the day after the wind died down in the afternoon. I had another quesadilla (I seem to eat in themes...), and some water (It's hard to drink enough water ...
Five Museums in Five Hours
... vibraphone. I knocked and called but he didn't answer so I decided to write another entry. He finally came out and moved for me and I got to the Harwood Museum at 10:45. I found out it didn't open until noon on Sunday but I found an open network and ate some bread with peanut butter. Then I walked around an old part of town nearby, where some of the first residents lived. La Loma Plaza was lovely. I saw a couple churches and mostly ...
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