Third conspirator pleads guilty in plot to kidnap San Diegans
Dave Rice 7:21 a.m., May 23
A wonderfully fiery night in Albuquerque, New Mexico {honestphotography.etsy.com} |
Kit Carson ranch , Taos |
Store window mob, Taos |
Store window mob, Albuquerque |
Nervous trees, Sandia Ridge |
Sandia Ridge, could have been ancient China |
Sandia Ridge, February 2010 |
Driving through the back roads of Wagon Mound, NM (this ... |
These are the freeway overpasses in Albuquerque, NM, that blue/blue ... |
This little quaint furnishing and home decor shop is located ... |
This larger then life signage is located in the old ... |
Santa Fe, Cathedral St Francis of Assisi |
Basilica of Saint Francis of Assisi, Santa Fe NM |
Water Street, Santa Fe |
Flora and fauna of Santa Fe shopwindows |
Sandia Ridge, NM |
Sandia Ridge, from the tramway |
Kit Carson adobe in Taos. |
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A slow desert sunrise, in Carlsbad, NM., on June 20, ... |
These are the: Miyagi - ryu Nosho - kai Dancers ... |
The White House Saloon, Raton, NM... I like this place!!! |
Western scenery... |
Old buckboards at a tourist trap west of Gallup, NM. |
View from a turnout where I ate lunch north of ... |
Another traffic cluster, this time on E/B I-10, just west ... |
Steins, NM. View from the crag high above town, with ... |
Steins, NM. Primitive washing machines. |
Steins, NM. I could live in this house! |
Steins, NM. This old truck looks to be a mid-Thirties ... |
Eastbound on I-40, just east of Gallup, NM. Interstate speed ... |
1953 KW Bullnose Tractor "Wooly Bully"---nice job of restoration on ... |
Open road, I-40, heading east toward Albuquerque, NM. |
Tourist trap, I-40, AZ/NM line... |
Steins, New Mexico |
Steins, NM. |
Saw this big ol' "Bonnie & Clyde" rig in a ... |
Dawn, Elephant Butte Lake, Truth or Consequences, NM, truck camping ... |
"Heart of the Sands" in White Sands National Monument, NM." |
The spiral staircase in the Loreto Chapel in Santa Fe. |
San Miguel, the oldest church structure in America. It's across ... |
The oldest house in America getting a touch up. Santa ... |
Old Town Temecula sports a lot of delicious restaurants. Some ... |
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