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Six hundred years ago, the Jemez people built villages in the narrow mountain valley and on the tops of the steep, sculptured mesas, naming one valley village "Giusewa" for the many hot springs in the area.
Jemez, New Mexico
The total population of Pueblo Bonito was probably around 1,200 people at its height. Surrounding the pueblo were a number of smaller dwellings and structures. Numerous communities looked to Chaco Canyon for political and religious guidance.
Not too bad according they was taken with a broken camera so everything was guess work as I couldn't see the photo I was taking or the camera settings
Right in the middle of nowhere, there was an arc by the road.
Mexico road trip by three Goldwings in 2004. From Albuquerque to Yucatan for over 6000 miles.
This butterfly was captured getting some sun on a dead piece of wood. We were looking for TWA crash site, but took the wrong turn.
The Ball Court is just north of the Palace and remains unexcavated. There is a natural pool just below a waterfall on the Otulum river which is known as the Queen's Bath and it is still used as a bathing spot.
Not too bad according they was taken with a broken camera so everything was guess work as I couldn't see the photo I was taking or the camera settings
Tulúm is the most visited of the Maya sites in the Yucatán and not only because of its proximity to Cancún. Although the ruins are structurally less impressive than Chichén Itzá or Uxmal and much less extensive, they have the azure Caribbean as a backdrop .
A startling contrast and heaven for the photographer or artist. Because the area is small and there is comparatively little climbing involved, you can gain a fair appreciation of Tulúm in a couple of hours