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About Me
- Jo Ann & Francis
- We were both born in south Louisiana. Spent 32 years in Bartlett, TN now residents of Alaska
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- Thanksgiving Pot Luck
- With rangers and other winter volunteers.
- Trip to Bosque Del Apache Wildlife Refuge
- Mule deer feeding along the road through the refuge.
- At the visitor's center we were told the count was...
- Sandhill Cranes winter in this refuge.
- Trip to Monticello and then through the canyon in ...
- Have not seen a lot of wildlife but these deer wer...
- Stream crossing the road. Water level is very low ...
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- Did not see a lot of wildlife but did spot this he...
- One of the different looking and colored rock form...
- Fall coloring after a wet summer here in New Mexico.
- A beautiful site for lunch. . . with only the cree...
- This is one of the road signs telling the traveler...
- As we drove from Monticello to Hwy. 52 the mountai...
- Yes, our road does go through here.
- Golden eagle on the rocky shore of the creek.
- This is the water level gauge in the canyon (we es...
- At Monticello Box Canyon the creek and road share ...
- Trip to Chloride, Old West Ghost Town
- One of the several houses still in use in the area.
- In early Chloride (a silver mining town) this orig...
- Early charge system. The individual slips were han...
- The engineer always finds interesting tools in a m...
- Early food processor. As the handle was turned the...
- In addition to beautiful sunrises(we are early bir...
- Our home in Elephant Butte Lake State Park, New Me...
- Elephant Butte Lake
- Typical developed campsite at Elephant Butte Lake ...
- While rock hounding with fellow campers we came up...
- When we arrived in New Mexico the moon was fullso ...
- The town known as Hot Springs, New Mexico(for its ...
- Wild flowers in October
- Dam built in 1916 across Rio Grande River
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- Sunset reflected in clouds as the full moon rises.
- Our first sunrise at Elephant Butte Lake State Park.
- Headed to New Mexico from Little Rock, AR
- Texas money cotton and oil. We probably saw over ...
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