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20140330 - Apache Kid Wilderness Hike with Kyle & Jeannie. Plenty of water at Nave and Meyer's Spring. A somewhat brutal 13 mile loops with tons of elevation.
20140330 - Apache Kid Wilderness Hike with Kyle & Jeannie. Plenty of water at Nave and Meyer's Spring. A somewhat brutal 13 mile loops with tons of elevation.
20140330 - Apache Kid Wilderness Hike with Kyle & Jeannie. Plenty of water at Nave and Meyer's Spring. A somewhat brutal 13 mile loops with tons of elevation.
20140330 - Apache Kid Wilderness Hike with Kyle & Jeannie. Plenty of water at Nave and Meyer's Spring. A somewhat brutal 13 mile loops with tons of elevation.
20140330 - Apache Kid Wilderness Hike with Kyle & Jeannie. Plenty of water at Nave and Meyer's Spring. A somewhat brutal 13 mile loops with tons of elevation.
20140330 - Apache Kid Wilderness Hike with Kyle & Jeannie. Plenty of water at Nave and Meyer's Spring. A somewhat brutal 13 mile loops with tons of elevation.
20140330 - Apache Kid Wilderness Hike with Kyle & Jeannie. Plenty of water at Nave and Meyer's Spring. A somewhat brutal 13 mile loops with tons of elevation.
20140330 - Apache Kid Wilderness Hike with Kyle & Jeannie. Plenty of water at Nave and Meyer's Spring. A somewhat brutal 13 mile loops with tons of elevation.
20140330 - Apache Kid Wilderness Hike with Kyle & Jeannie. Plenty of water at Nave and Meyer's Spring. A somewhat brutal 13 mile loops with tons of elevation.
20140330 - Apache Kid Wilderness Hike with Kyle & Jeannie. Plenty of water at Nave and Meyer's Spring. A somewhat brutal 13 mile loops with tons of elevation.
20140330 - Apache Kid Wilderness Hike with Kyle & Jeannie. Plenty of water at Nave and Meyer's Spring. A somewhat brutal 13 mile loops with tons of elevation.
20140330 - Apache Kid Wilderness Hike with Kyle & Jeannie. Plenty of water at Nave and Meyer's Spring. A somewhat brutal 13 mile loops with tons of elevation.
Small (population 6000) T or C surprisingly has another active post office located just a few blocks from this one. It's much older and more photogenic... but I missed it!
A field of chili peppers in the area of Truth or Consequences, New Mexico, USA. As I am posting this to Flickr during Advent, parts of Isaiah chapter 40 come to mind. Not a bad way to look back on the taking of this photo.
We are about to lose our convenient Rio Grande crossing spot. Hopefully they will reopen it so I don't have to drive to the trail heads. 6.6 mile run #newmexico #truthorconsequences #riogrande #ultrarunning #trailrun #run
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Due to the current media blitz on the subject of waterboarding as a torture tactic, several enterprising individuals have decided to open a "waterboarding club." "It's kind of like the fight clubs that are springing up on the Eastern Seaboard," stated Ulrich, one of the owners who prefered to remain out of the limelight. "Dude, like some people think this kind of thing is like torture, you know what I mean? But it ain't that bad, no, not really. But like me and my partner here, Igor, wanted to see if it was all that gruelling. I mean, at first, sure we like thought we were going under, but we held our breath and tried to think of pleasant pictures, pin-up of bathing beauties and you know, hot cars and mansions, all the fun stuff, you know. Hey, like we came through it okay," he continued. His associate mentioned that he figured that the undercover agents had been around because one guy who was driving a black Suburban and wearing shades came in and axed us if we could like maybe do a slight boarding on his ex to find out if she was cheating on him and stuff like that, you know what I mean? And we said, 'hell no, man,' cause we are law-abiding. We ain't open yet cause we are waiting for an answer from the city. They axed what kind of business it was and we figured it was like a watersports club." Asked if they had a name figured out for the new business, the two men chuckled and replied that had considered calling it "Truth or Consequences."
This modern city of Truth or Consequences - so named after the Radio and TV show of the same now. It is located midway between El Paso, Texas and Albuquerque, New Mexico on U.S. 85, the fame "Pan-American Highway," T or C, for short, is the largest city and county seat of Sierra County. It is a health resort and was originally known as Hot Springs due to underlining of hot racks giving and uninterrupted supply of Hot Mineral Water.
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