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Chaco Canyon is a shallow, ten-mile canyon situated in the northwest corner of New Mexico. Seventy miles from the nearest town and accessible only by washboard dirt roads, it's remote by today's standards. The canyon itself has been carved from ancient sea beds by centuries of erosion. Millions of years of history reveal themselves in the layers of rock and the fossils embedded therein.
Internationally renounced human rights activist Carlos Marentes leading a march through Juarez, Mexico.
So, guess who FINALLY got a new camera! This gal! :D This is the first shot I took with my new Rebel T3! Exciting!
The Spanish gave this Anasazi village the name of Pueblo de Las Humanas (a thriving pueblo) when Oñate first approached it in 1598 to accept the oath of allegiance to Spain. Largest of the Salinas pueblos, it was occupied for nearly nine centuries, 800 A.D. to 1672 A.D. Later, Spaniards called it Gran Quivira, the object of Coronado's and Oñate's futile search for gold.
Gran Quivira at Salinas ruins.
Echo Canyon, New Mexico, Near Abiqui.
This was a ride we did on the Goldwing to Tierra Amarilla, New Mexico. I did not take many pictures, juts wanted to concentrate on the ride.
Carlos Marentes speaks words of encouragement, hope and a need of continuing the struggle at the plaza in Juarez, Mexico.