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At the edge of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, in Northern New Mexico, lies Taos Indian (Tewa) Pueblo, beneath Taos Mountain (sacred to the Tewa)....
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Find out more about John: John Lamkin is a freelance travel journalist and photographer based in Taos, New Mexico USA. He also lives part-time in Oaxaca & Quintana Roo, Mexico. He is owner of Paloma Blanca Press and the editor of Soul of Travel online magazine. |
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Farmers' markets are springing up all over the country -- a trend that that presents a statement that people are more and more wanting locally...
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On Saturday and Sunday, October 3rd and 4th, Starr Interiors weaving gallery will host a special event in their courtyard to coincide with the Taos...
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Locally produced agriculture, farmers’ markets and urban/backyard gardening are seeing a dramatic Increase in popularity: Taos, New Mexico...
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Outdoor concerts set in a unique venue in beautiful Fir, Colorado. The region's fastest growing excursion train, the Rio Grande Scenic Railroad is...
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The First Annual Taos Mountain Motorcycle Rally & Music Festival, July 10-12, 2009, will be the largest event in Northern New Mexico! Win a...
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Scrapbook of a Taos Hippie: book signing with author Iris Keltz at Starr Interiors, Taos, New Mexico
Author Iris Keltz will be signing her book "Scrapbook of a Taos Hippie" at Starr Interiors, 117 Paseo del Pueblo Norte, Taos, New Mexico (2...
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Taos, New Mexico, July 2 -11, 2009Toast of Taos Wine Festival, now in its fourth year, presents indulgences for all the senses in one of the most...
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Cerocahui - Mexico A side trip from the Bahuichivo Station of the Chihuahua Pacific Railway (CHEPE) takes one to the Cerocahui Valley, on the edge...
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Navajo silversmiths, weavers, sand painters, sculptors, painters, bead workers and other artists and artisans will exhibit and sell their original...
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