we did a rainy day hike up to the Escalante Ruins followed by a stop at Four Corners greenhouse to look at the poinsettias.
Author: Ed Lehner
Taos Pueblo
These are some images I took at the Taos Pueblo back on October 10th. The Peublo has been consistently occupied for over 1000 years and is still as it was the with dirt floors, without electricity, running water or plumbing. I’m posting the images in black and white as I feel it goes along with the history. It was a beautiful place. I talked with some of the arisans and saw their excellent craftsmanship. Beautiful friendly people. Enjoy.
All Hallows Eve
A poltergeist knocked over a chair in my mind waking me on a sunny day while clouds foreshadowed the night when the veil between here and there was thinest. Candles burned quiet inside carved faces casting eery light along cold dark trails as we walked. Crisp leaves underfoot crackle as creepy goblins walk in quiet search for chocolate and apples. Wispy warlocks and smiling shamans dance by a bright bonfire lighted to guide weary searching souls traveling under a ghostly yellow moon shadowed by a cloud so silver faced elves can hunker safe on All Hallows Eve.
High Road to Taos
Two pics from our trip from Albuquerque to Taos via the High Road.
Aspen Loop 10/2/22
We did a little trip up west of the La Plata Mountains today to see the Aspens. It is a strange year with some Aspens having already turned and dropped their leaves while other growths are yellow and yet some still green. But we had the added feature of new snow from last night.
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