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Southwest
| On this page, you will see a the various types of terrain for NM, TX and AZ. |
| Photo #290 I have a fascination with train tracks & trains. Use your imagination & dream of places to go |
| Photo # 267 After a long hot summer, thoughts will often turn towards Fall/Autumn This photo was taken at the Maverick Campground, east of Eagle Nest, NM Dusting of snow on the mountains |
| Photo #270 I followed the path between the ponds at Maverick Campground. The walk was worth it, the sun shining through the trees, glistening on the river. The air was chilly as it had snowed lightly the night before. The air was crisp & fresh, with the smell of moist earth & leaves. |
| Photo #286 Ok,, I don't have to be told twice to stay off that bridge. But underneath it,, the way it was made and repaired,, Amazing :) :) |
| Photo #287 OK! I'll stay off the bridge.. but Where does it Go! |
| Photo #409 The Organ Mt Peaks are part of the San Andres Mt Range in Las Cruces, NM This is the view from town Our view of this mountain range is from the north "side" Photo shot as a panorama |
| Photo #114-2 Like being at the shore, only the tide is Way Out. Kids slide down the gypsum dunes on discs I just like to wander, especially when yucca's are in bloom. Many other types of flowering plants & shrubs to be enjoyed as well. |
| Photo #257 Looking though the window.. This rock house was built in an "L" shape. Even though it was misting rain, we spent some time looking around. Amazing the way it was built. I see things like this & wonder, what happened to the family that built it |
| Photo #403 Stein, NM had been a railroad town, many years ago. Now only a few building left standing, with 2 families tending to the area. The train still runs through the town. |
| Photo #401 Out House at Stein, NM In full color Photo #401-a Out house in sepia |
| Photo #404-a Stage coach looks like it's waiting for YOU It does look like its seen better days :) |
| Photo #402 Homestead protected by rocky mts. I wonder it they captured the water run off from the mountain, for their garden This photo is also a panorama |
| Photo #407 What is left of the Town of Stein, NM |