Desert | Bandelier, NM
Categories: Bandelier, New Mexico • Tags: Bandelier, bluffs, brush, clear sky, cloud formations, clouds, desert, highway, hills, mountains, new mexico, NM, puffy clouds, scenic, sky, southwest, summer, wild, wilderness
Tag: brush
1st St | Rodeo, NM
Categories: New Mexico, Rodeo • Tags: adobe, brush, catholic, catholic mission, church, desert, dirt road, gate, grotto, highway, icon, main street, mary, mission, mountains, neighborhood, new mexico, NM, Rodeo, San Felipe De Neri Catholic Mission, southwest, statue, western
Santa Fe East | Santa Fe, NM
Categories: New Mexico, Santa Fe • Tags: adobe, architecture, art, bears, boy, bronze, brush, cactus, courtyard, desert, design, doors, elephant, fence, fireplace, gallery, gate, gates, glass, highway, iron, neighborhood, new mexico, NM, railroad, residential, road, santa fe, santa fe east, southwest, southwestern, square, statue, store, stucco, train, train depot, train station, warrior, wood
Marg’s Draw Trailhead | Sedona, AZ
Beautiful hiking trail, roughly 4 miles. I visited in the summer, and really underestimated the heat. The dry heat sneaks up on you! It was still an amazing hike. I highly recommend it for beginners like me.
Categories: Arizona, Sedona • Tags: Arizona, az, bluffs, brush, cactus, desert, hike, hiking, hills, Marg’s Draw Trailhead, nature, outdoors, rock, rock formations, rocks, Sedona, sky, southwest, southwestern, summer, trails, trees
West Texas Views | Levelland, TX
Levelland is about forty minutes away from Lubbock, TX. This is a nice drive if you want to get out of town for a while (assuming you live in Lubbock). Plenty of fields and sky to admire on the way, and a beautiful park and town square to enjoy when you arrive.
Categories: Levelland, Texas • Tags: barn, brush, cars, clouds, coffee, ducks, farm, feilds, fences, intersection, levelland, pie, pond, sky, street, summer, texas, trees, water, water tower, west texas, wheat, windmil
Ghost Town | Fluvanna, TX
I’m a fan of detours on road trips, however, this detour was short lived. I felt uneasy immediately upon entering the town. I’m sure this is due to watching too many “The Hills Have Eyes” movies. Fluvanna is about an hour and a half away from Lubbock, TX. It seems this area was deserted around the 1940’s, after railways were taken over by highways. As far as I can tell, it is still a ghost town.
Categories: Fluvanna, Texas • Tags: abandoned, beetle, bluff, brush, buildings, car, cliff, country, feild, fluvanna, grass, gravel, highway, horizon, powerlines, road, rocks, sky, stop sign, street, summer, texas, windmill
E. Casa de Calvo 