Sunflowers seemingly overtake the NM roadways during late summer and early fall--this one, on Rio Grande Blvd, was backlit this morning. A vivid reminder that summer is over.
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The endless New Mexico skies welcomed a full moon earlier this week.
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9:34 AM
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The highest and longest narrow guage railroad operating in the US today is the Cumbres & Toltec route between Chama, NM and Antonito, Co - wonderful way to celebrate my Dad's 84th birthday!
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Just one week ago today, I was driving home from a Canadian vacation when snow started flying just outside of Helena, MT. Stopping to take images of the trees, I found these wildflowers totally burdened with snow--it this a forecast for things to come this winter?
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A touch of autumn is in the air--cooler nights and the smell of green chili roasting. These daisies along NM 14 will soon be gone, but I enjoyed the early morning dew on them a couple weeks ago.
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