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Pueblo Indian Pottery – A Polished Art

May 3, 2017 by baRb@55

San Ildefonso Pueblo, north of Santa Fe off Highway 502, stands in quiet simplicity beside the Rio Grande at the foot of stately Black Mesa as it has since 1300 A.D. The natives of this pueblo migrated from the Mesa Verde area to the rugged and beautiful canyon of Bandelier on the mesa above Los Read More

Filed Under: Life in the Southern Rockies, Local History, New Mexico Arts, New Mexico Stories

Tiwa… Keeping Language Alive –

May 12, 2016 by baRb@55

Tiwa is not a written language – and out of respect, many speakers don’t wish to provide written translations. Other traditions may differ from that of Taos Pueblo, which speaks northern Tiwa, as does Picuris The white stuff falling softly from the sky is the world’s most beautiful sight, no matter what you call it. “Nieve” I recall, in Read More

Filed Under: Life in the Southern Rockies, Local History, New Mexico Arts, New Mexico Stories

Oh, When The Saints –

May 12, 2016 by baRb@55

Carving a place in history – Whether celebrating the beneficence of San Francisco (St. Francis), petitioning San Ysidro for rain during a drought (St. Isidore), or honoring the virtues of Guadalupe, saints have been and remain an essential part of the spiritual and cultural fabric of Northern New Mexico and Southern Colorado. When Spanish settlers Read More

Filed Under: Life in the Southern Rockies, Local History, New Mexico Arts, New Mexico Stories

Disney shoots Lone Ranger –

May 12, 2016 by baRb@55

Our fascination with movies begins when we are young, and for most never completely disappears. They transport us, they awe us, they inspire us and they linger somewhere in our subconscious, much after the final credits have faded. With the dramatic landscapes and seemingly unending abundance of light and sky, filmmakers have flocked to New Read More

Filed Under: Film, Life in the Southern Rockies, Local History, New Mexico Arts, New Mexico Stories, Uncategorized

Route 66 to Taos – Poet Ronald Chavez

December 14, 2015 by baRb@55

Natural debe ser / Listo para ser alma dulce / Listo para ser humanaterio y atento / Fundado / Solamente en aquel / Mistico mundo ingravido / Donde lo mas grande posible / Se decubri en abundar* — from Fuera de Oscura Roads sometimes lead where you least expect them to. Even if on a Read More

Filed Under: Local History, New Mexico Arts, New Mexico Stories

Tale-spinning in the high desert

December 10, 2015 by baRb@55

In the beginning was the word “Who is the storyteller? Of whom is the story told? What is there in the darkness to imagine into being? What is there to dream and to relate? What happens when I or anyone exerts the force of language upon the unknown? … If there is any absolute assumption Read More

Filed Under: Life in the Southern Rockies, Local History, New Mexico Arts, New Mexico Stories, Southern Colorado

Mountain Remedies

December 7, 2015 by baRb@55

“Señor San Juan…started back when he saw me, lifted up his hands with a stare of terror and surprise, and uttered the ejaculation, Adios! In two minutes, he had half a bushel of onions in the ashes, and as soon as they were roasted, he swathed my feet up with a parcel of them. I Read More

Filed Under: Life in the Southern Rockies, Local History, New Mexico Arts, New Mexico Stories

Shooting From The Sky – Chris Dahl-Bredine

September 22, 2015 by baRb@55

Who among us as earthbound animals hasn’t dreamed of sprouting wings and launching into the sky, free to soar over the planet? Lofty dreams few of us ever get to live. /  For Chris Dahl-Bredine, that pilot spirit started as a young boy in Silver City, NM, where he dreamed night and day of flying. “I Read More

Filed Under: Film, New Mexico Arts, New Mexico Stories

A few of the many Remarkable Women of Taos –

September 14, 2015 by baRb@55

First of Their Kind – The year-long celebration of the Remarkable Women of Taos and Northern New Mexico honors the area’s outstanding historic and contemporary women and focuses in part on their passions and accomplishments. Out of hundreds of remarkable women, this representative selection profiles Mabel Dodge Luhan, Millicent Rogers, Cleofas Jaramillo and Virginia T. Romero, Read More

Filed Under: Life in the Southern Rockies, Local History, New Mexico Arts, New Mexico Stories

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