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Here's a view of Gallup Creek flowing past the west bridge abutment. The boulders will help protect the bridge abutment from erosion.
drivin', walkin', talkin' and snappin' with the Qua in the Southwest a little over a week ago....
Patriotic horse in Gallup, New Mexico
Gallup Medflight, an Airbus Helicopter AS350 Astar, based in Gallup, NM. On the ground at Presbyterian Downtown Hospital, ABQ, NM.
Gallup Park. It has been there about a week now.
Saturation to +100!
Update: not truly abandoned. Apparently this is the temporary abode of an unhoused person.
El Rancho Hotel, 1000 East US Route 66, Gallup, New Mexico. The El Rancho Hotel is a National Historic Site. I love the look of this place.
Even in 1969 this was a rare sight on the Navajo Reservation, as pick up trucks had largely replaced beasts of burden. The boy and his donkey were at the Inter-Tribal Indian Rodeo in Gallup, New Mexico. (This photo was a particular favorite of Sylver Short, to whom I am dedicating these sets honoring the arts. She claimed it would be my best seller. Time will tell.)
NOTE: An archival, limited edition, signed matte C-print can be purchased at my eBay gallery store-
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@David Lee Guss Navajo boy with donkey, Inter-Tribal Indian Rodeo, Gallup, New Mexico. 1969