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Camping in the Wide Open
Camping with the Kyle Millers We got invited to a pre-Memorial Day camping trip with Kelly’s brother and sister-in-law, Kyle and Dawn. We headed north…
Beautiful Pawnee Buttes
The short-grass prairie of the Pawnee Grasslands flows in waves of green hills interrupted by winding cottonwood stands along streams and in low areas. In…
Vedauwoo, Among the Earth-Born
Set in the emptiness of southern Wyoming is a beautiful land of rounded rocks and cliffs. Vedauwoo is from the Arapaho word, “bito’o’wu,” meaning “earth-born.” …
Red Wash. Unexpected Small Wonders
Red Wash Canyon is a surprising gem of a hike with an unusual slot canyon, an incredible palette of colors, and a fascinating petroglyph rock…
Rock Images Through Time
A low hill, visible from miles around, and with spectacular panoramic views of central New Mexico, has been the perfect place for people to display…
Hidden Ancients
A remote ruin in northern New Mexico is a last remnant of the Gallina people, a Pueblo tribe that disappeared before Europeans arrived in the…