One of many Allan Houser sculptures at gallery on the outskirts of Santa Fe.
Category: TransAmerica Tour 1984
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Day 48 – View from Truchas
Our road ahead along Sangre de Cristo segment of the Rockies in New Mexico
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Day 48 – Las Trampas mission
Adobe mission, heavy Hispanic influence
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Day 47 – Me overlooking Rio Grande River
In northern New Mexico
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Day 46 – Small train station in Cumbres Pass
Cumbres-Toltec Railroad station. I can't explain the weird photo quality. Either some light got into the camera or the film got fried in the heat. I tried to adjust and now it looks like a scene on acid.
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Day 46 – The Cumbres Pass region
The views between Colorado and New Mexico
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Day 45 – Chimney Rock
Chimney Rock in southwestern Colorado. (Not quite sure what happened to the colors here)
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Day 44 – Storms sweep Four Corners
From atop the mesa, we watch storms sweeping our route home
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Day 44 – Can't get friggin' truck to start
Bruce fiddles with ignition; Christiane thinks it's funny
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