Snow so light and delicate that it will be gone in one day. One day's sun can end, only to awake to tomorrow's latest "do".
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A photo blog showing the unspoiled beauty of the ancient Mora Valley, New Mexico which lies on the eastern slopes of the "Sangre De Cristos" mountain range in northeastern New Mexico on Highway 518; 30 miles north of Las Vegas, New Mexico, and 38 miles southeast of Taos, New Mexico through the mountain pass.
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- Red Sky at Night- Sailor's Delight?
- Mora River Falls
- Wilderness View of the Sangre De Cristos
- Blue Green Mountains
- A Cedar Forest
- Winter's Last Breath before Spring
- New Mexico Fixer
- A View To Chacon New Mexico
- A View From Above HWY 518 In Cleveland New Mexico
- Full Moon Rising Above Comanche Peak
- No Need For Car Alarms
- Angel's Touch in the Sangre De Cristos
- Plein Air Painter Heaven, New Mexico
- Year round moisture in the Mora Valley
- Mora the "Big Sky" Valley
- Why are they called the "Sangre De Cristos"?
- Sangre De Cristos, Mora, New Mexico, USA
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