The face of Caballo Peak
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- Jo Ann & Francis
- We were both born in south Louisiana. Spent 32 years in Bartlett, TN now residents of Alaska
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- Visitor's Center - Elephant Butte Lake State Park
- Trip from Albuquerque to Elephant Butte SP
- San Gregorio De Abo Ruins
- Trip home from Albuquerque December 21, 2010
- McPherson Christmas in Albuquerque, 2010
- Putting together a puzzle . . . family project.
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- Christmas at Elephant Butte Lake State Park
- Trip to Caballo Peak - December 27, 2010
- This huge buck did not seem concerned that we had ...
- Where you find a buck . . . there are usually fema...
- As we were driving to the top of the Peak this is ...
- The face of Caballo Peak
- This is the road we drove to reach the top.
- Made it to the top but this time we were not alone...
- With Caballo Peak being the highest point in the a...
- From the top of Caballo Peak you can look out 360 ...
- Looking East.
- Looking south.
- Looking north towards Elephant Butte Lake.
- When we were driving off the peak, the GPS showed ...
- How Elephant Butte Lake got its name
- With the help of a sharpie it is easy to pick out ...
- Luminary was December 11, 2010
- Lots of help filling the bags with sand and candles
- Couple of our fellow volunteers. . . . Maryann an...
- Two of our rangers, Phil and Manny (the Volunteer ...
- First finished bags were loaded on flatbed trailer.
- Part of the bags were stored in the new maintenanc...
- Francis taking a load of bags out to the beach.
- Our friends, Joan and Al, were visiting and helped...
- Placing 4000 sand filled bags along the beach and ...
- Beautiful Sunset - Many people told us this was t...
- Boat Parade on Elephant Butte Lake
- More Boats
- Jo Ann worked the gate with 3 other volunteers and...
- Decorated RVs, bonfires, lot of fun and food . . ....
- Lots of rabbits . . . . cottontails and jack rabbits
- Campground is overrun with huge jackrabbits . . . ...
- Organ Mountains near Las Cruces, NM
- Mountains near Dripping Springs
- Old storage units at the Dripping Springs BLM
- Trip to Snow Lake - November 26, 2010
- High plains. . . . 6000 feet
- AT At this elevation there are many huge trees
- One of the many ranches seen along the route.
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- This was truly a crooked road. . . saw many signs ...
- The rock formations along the route were outstanding.
- Flat Tire
- Second Flat Tire
- Look closely and you will see the many wild turkey...
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