Tumbleweed Crossing

This is a big rock cliff sort of north west from Jemez Springs called Battleship Rock. There is a big parkinglot so visitors can park and v...

I took some photos of the village of Jemez Springs the other day. I keep meaning to stop and take a group of photos of this quaint little t...

This little gift shop is across the street from the Laughing Lizard Cafe. Someone did some great work on the outside. I haven't been in ...

The Laughing Lizard Cafe in Jemez Springs, NM has been there for over thirty year that I know of. But I think it has changed hands several t...

I decided to get really fancy to water the local birds. I gathered up some old hupcaps, put some directly on the ground and one on the cast ...

No May Day Celebration here this year. Just cold, wind, and a spit of snow.

So I finished off the day by giving both dogs, Tuffee, and Ziva, a bath. And they sure did need it. But Tuffee has done something to her foo...

today after that freeze a few nights ago (it was 50 degrees last night) I went out and played the musical horses game where I rotate the hor...

So on May Day, May 1, we had another hard freeze. What is with the weather. My grapevines, Virginia creeper vine, cottonwood trees, catalpa ...

this is a few photos of the rock squirrel that has decided to live under our small metal, junk shed. I first saw him earlier this week when...

The Sandia Mountains as seen from Highway 550 when we head home after a day in the Jemez Mountains. Albuquerque, Rio Rancho, and Corrales la...

A photo of the visitors center, and one of the places where the Jemez Indians sometimes sell fry bread that they bake on the spot.

We stopped at the gas station across the road from where we normally buy Indian fry bread since there was no one selling it, and bought bea...

These are photos of the high desert country that can be seen as you drive on Highway 550 between Rio Rancho and Jemez Pueblo.