Tag Archives: Native American Culture

Dino Tracks

Dino Tracks
Continuing our walk along the canyon floor we soon arrived at the Dinosaur tracksite location. Along the north riverbank we noticed a few three towed Allosaurus footprints and marveled to think that millions of years ago a dinosaur stepped on the...

Picketwire Canyon

Picketwire Canyon
Even though I was tired from barely sleeping, at one point I did manage to marvel at all the millions of stars that dotted the night sky. Never in my life have I’ve seen so much intensity and brightness that one didn’t even need a light to see,...

Tsankawi Section

Tsankawi Section
My friends and I headed out from Albuquerque to check out Bandelier National Monument (just east of Los Alamos) . Before we hit the main portion of the park we stopped at the Tsankawi section of the park. There are many cool petroglyphs, pottery...

Taos Pueblo

Taos Pueblo
Once I crossed into New Mexico I decided to venture down to the Taos Pueblo. I visited there back in Feb. and I wanted to see it during the summer. The people were once again really down to earth and I spent quite a few hours just talking with them.

The road to Taos and Beyond!

The road to Taos and Beyond!
Today I headed down to Albuquerque by means of the spectacular San Luis Valley. The weather was relatively nice for it being February and I was excited to get out of town. Shortly after passing through Questa, NM I entered the outskirts of Taos,...

The Journey Back South

The Journey Back South
After waking up at the motel we headed to Wall Drugstore to finally see what it was all about. Needless to say its a store that has just about anything you need!  After leaving wall we drove to Badlands National Park, SD. The weather wasn’t that...

July 4th drive

July 4th drive
Piedras Marcadas Canyon, Petroglyph National Monument – Albuquerque, NM At around 10:30 last night (7/3), on a whim, I decided to head to White Sands, NM for the 4th of July. I left my home in Arvada at 4:00am and drove straight to Albuquerque,...