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Being a photographer was never really part of “my plan.” Yet, here I am. Dirty mirror selfies and all.
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I used to believe that a person wasn’t “allowed” to change their mind or explore down different paths... as if it’s a shameful thing to let go of your old story; to grow & evolve; to expand your interests & skills!? 😅 (I can chuckle now as I realize that to be an absurdly grave misunderstanding.)
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This journey of mine has been anything but a clear-cut straight line. Most days, it feels like I’m making it up as I go — throwing spaghetti at the walls just hoping for something, ANYTHING, to stick. Navigating the ebbs & flows, learning how to float, but feeling like I’m barely treading water. (Then again, aren’t we all?!)
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I guess all I’m really trying to say is: There are lots of things I used to be that I am no longer, and there are lots of things I never thought I’d be that I unexpectedly am. 💫
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Rescue 1- Dodge Ram 3500
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Yes indeed this this the same fifthwheel we purchased new in 2013. We started our journey "fulltime" in June 2013. We have stayed at 250 plus RV Parks, State Parks and County Parks.
29 National Parks and 27 National Monuments.
Did I mention... well over 110,000 miles and still going!
However this is a different Ram than what we started out with. The 2012 has been re-cycled! We were hit head-on (Dec. 2019) when another driver crossed the center line into our lane.... BOOM!!! Needless to say it was totalled. So in comes the newer Ram.
On this Sunny Saturday May 13, 2023 morning ,we see Boom Police dept officer Don Zappen take a report at Trailhead Motel only lodging in Boom besides three Rv Parks .We also see John Monotony owner of Monotony Enterprises who is biggest landowner in the county only other is Federal government
Boom is in Western Part of Apache County NM in the Terreno llano Seco basin ( TLS basin ) and Terreno llano Seco means dry flat land in Spanish . .TLS Basin is about 90 miles along ,about 20 miles wide in western Apache and Clay counties NM .
The population of Boom/the area around it , is around 1,000 people and sits about 35 miles west from Apache the county seat
THE HAZZARD RANGE HERALD
Tuesday 11 :53 AM 3/28/2023
Hazzard Range county sheriff's office Sergeant Butch Soto , advice he was out on Church Street near the cemetery in Fort Hazzard to advise a RVer of blocking a lane .Scene investigation/ RV moved /cleared
APACHE COUNTY JOURNAL
On Thursday June 15th 2023 at 2pm Boom Police Dept officers responded to 210 Main St ( Zack's Convenience store ) to report of an arm robbery in progress along with a person shot ,which resulted in an officer involved shooting that left one suspect dead and another injured along with one Boom Police officer shot .
Apache County Sheriff Hank Padilla told the Journal that State Police are investigating and more info we'll be released at a later date ,but noted the Boom Police Officer and a store clerk along with one suspect are recovering at Apache Regional Medical Center with non life threatening injuries the one suspect will booked into the county detention center once released He lastly noted that one of two officers involved in the shooting was Police Chief Stanley Chavez who along with unnamed officer are both on paid admin leave .
Boom Mayor Rick Gram told the Journal that Police dept Captain Lee Castillo has been appointed interim police chief for time being and the community is in shock as with only a population of 1,500 people they have never had problems like this ,but did note in the last few years drug and other related crimes have climbed.
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Boom is in Western Part of Apache County NM in the Terreno llano Seco basin ( TLS basin ) and Terreno llano Seco means dry flat land in Spanish . Boom has a population of about 1,800.
It is named for the oil boom that started in the area back in the 1950s
Boom Police officer Jay Bosh is the other officer .
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I like the graphics on this Nevada Department of Public Safety Fire Marshal unit. This pickup is a 2010-2018 Ram 2500/3500 quad cab. I didn't see any emergency lights anywhere on it but would be surprised if this vehicle is not equipped to respond Code 3. So there's probably LED flashers hidden on it somewhere. Photographed in Las Vegas.
I like the graphics on this Nevada Department of Public Safety Fire Marshal unit. This pickup is a 2010-2018 Ram 2500/3500 quad cab. I didn't see any emergency lights anywhere on it but would be surprised if this vehicle is not equipped to respond Code 3. So there's probably LED flashers hidden on it somewhere. Photographed in Las Vegas.
I like the graphics on this Nevada Department of Public Safety Fire Marshal unit. This pickup is a 2010-2018 Ram 2500/3500 quad cab. I didn't see any emergency lights anywhere on it but would be surprised if this vehicle is not equipped to respond Code 3. So there's probably LED flashers hidden on it somewhere. Photographed in Las Vegas.
CLAY COUNTY TIMES ~ Social Media post
2/14/2021 8:58 AM Sunday
Clay county Sheriff Shawn Gray and NMDOT is advising that if you don’t need to be out traveling on the roadways please don’t. Roads are icy in spots. Snow and blowing snow are reducing visibility .If you have to travel Please drive with caution, reduce speed and obey all posted traffic signs. NMDOT crews are out plowing the roadways .
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Scene here is the Dry Bone service station and cafe ,with the County sheriff’s office State Line substation on Old NM 308
State Line is an unincorporated area of Clay county in The Terreno Llano Seco basin ( TLS basin ) means dry flat land in Spanish . TLC basin is about 90 miles along ,by 20 miles wide in western Apache and clay counties NM .
On this Tuesday Sept 29,2020 morning we see Hazzard Range County Information technician Director Darron Senski and Information technician Hank Daca working on the communication tower for the sheriff's office substation in Fort Hazzard back up and running .
Also pictured is Sheriff’s office Deputy Brady Munoz unit .
I like the graphics on this Nevada Department of Public Safety Fire Marshal unit. This pickup is a 2010-2018 Ram 2500/3500 quad cab. I didn't see any emergency lights anywhere on it but would be surprised if this vehicle is not equipped to respond Code 3. So there's probably LED flashers hidden on it somewhere. Photographed in Las Vegas.
On this Friday March 25th,2022 We see a local rancher throws his hands in the air after filling up his truck at Martinez fuel and Auto repair .
On this late Thursday June 20th,2019 afternoon .We see Forks Police Chief Walter Jackson talking with an Apache county public works workers about crack window in his office that is located in
city hall " .in Top Fork
Forks is made up of three ( Fork , Middle Fork and Top Fork ) little cluster of homes and businesses that form Forks In 1987 they consolidated to Form Forks with a total population of about 499 on the banks of Forks creek .Most part of the canyon they set in is home to small farms and ranches in the surrounding desert .All three Villages set in Forks Creeks Canyon along the Forks Creek in Apache County NM , just over the County Line from Hazzard Range County. Also all three are served by joint Village Commission ,that has three Commissioners Forks Police Department ( FPD) has 5 officers including the Chief .
Forks Police Department Officer Steve Veley
With COVID-19 closing many things some things are still going on .Here we see Hazzard Range county Sheriff's office Wildlife Investigator Dan Farco keeping his social distance from a local rancher along Mist mt rd in Northwestern part of the county . Dan is just checking on the rancher who was pulled over along the rd resercuring his hay load
The Rancher and Dan have a quick chat about the COVID-19 and oil prices tanking along with rancher’s number one concern ,Wolves .Dan has been county Wildlife Investigator since Nov of 2019 and he has seen many ( 30+ ) deaths linked to wolves . Former Wildlife Investigator Floyd Firewalker who held the job from 2014 to Oct 2019 saw alest 100+ a year . The job mainly has him document Wolf kills for local government level records ,Mostly livestock ,but also some pets,but no humans yet .
Inter County Railway ( ICR ) Oasis Springs-Sparta Turn passes by the old Depot and some MOW Crew in Sparta the county seat of Hazzard Range county. ,
THE HAZZARD RANGE BULLETIN
2:09 PM Sunday 1/5/2025
Hazzard Range County Sheriff’s Office Deputy Scott Doald enforcement traffic regulations on Mt Wing Rd near Tequila Creek flats.
THE HAZZARD RANGE HERALD
8:01 AM 5/21/2022 Saturday
Hazzard Range County sheriff’s office Deputy Dale Alak took a report of vandalism at Red canyon Construction and Transport on Red Canyon rd . Report completed .
As some snow falls on this Tuesday February 11th,2020 morning .We see one of Inter County Railway ( ICR) workers heading back to Hi rail ,after assisting the crew of Sparta local geting it’s train ready .
THE HAZZARD RANGE BULLETIN
4:09 PM Wednesday 7/16/2025
Hazzard Range County Sheriff’s Office Sergeant Cathy Trejo conducted a follow-up at a property on Tin Street in East Sparta
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Dicey's Salvage, owned by Lindsay Patches (Rocky), was formerly known as Rocky's Salvage until 2015, when she took over the business from her Father, Steve. She married her husband, Warren, in December 2024. Her adult daughter, Rita, is from her first marriage.
Warren, Director of Law Enforcement Operations at Eagle Lake State Park.
East Sparta is just east of downtown Sparta, the county seat, across the Rio Grande. Sparta sits on the western bank of the river, and the east bank is called East Sparta, Little South, The bottoms, or Old Town by locals, and was the site of Sparta till 1912, after a flood /fire forced it to be relocated to the west side of the river.
On this windy Wednesday April 17th ,2019 ,We see Eagle Lake State Park ranger Mel Triivo passing truck and boat as he heads down Zia Cove rd ,as he and other first responders are responding to sail boat that wrecked in the cove . Eagle lake is around 13.3% full and rising ,so on days like this with winds blowing as high as 35 mph the lake get rough and lot of rocks to hit ,so accidents happen . Lucky two people on the sail boat was recused and not hurt . Boat was not so lucky most of it was salvaged ,but some of it is now at the bottom of the lake, Eagle Lake State Park Marine Enforcement officers are investigating. Other First responders was Eagle Lake State Park Rangers Jose Gall and Darren Baja ,County volunteer Fire Station 7 EMS and extrication ( Eagle Lake ) , Hazzard Range county sheriff's office Investigator Matt White along with Hazzard Range Community Health center EMS.
I like the graphics on this Nevada Department of Public Safety Fire Marshal unit. This pickup is a 2010-2018 Ram 2500/3500 quad cab. I didn't see any emergency lights anywhere on it but would be surprised if this vehicle is not equipped to respond Code 3. So there's probably LED flashers hidden on it somewhere. Photographed in Las Vegas.
I like the graphics on this Nevada Department of Public Safety Fire Marshal unit. This pickup is a 2010-2018 Ram 2500/3500 quad cab. I didn't see any emergency lights anywhere on it but would be surprised if this vehicle is not equipped to respond Code 3. So there's probably LED flashers hidden on it somewhere. Photographed in Las Vegas.