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The Santa Fe and Taos Book: A Complete Guide		Santa Fe Area Mountain Bike Trails

The Great Taos Bank Robbery and Other True Stories of the Southwest, by Tony Hillerman		Ranchos de Taos: San Francisco de Asis Church

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listed from northwest to southeast

Ship Rock: Next to the dike that runs south from Ship Rock. (5-24-03); On the dike south of Ship Rock, one. (5-24-03); Thunderstorm at Ship Rock. (5-24-03); Ship Rock, a volcanic neck with radiating dikes. (5-24-03)
Aztec: Aztec Ruins National Monument. (6-6-00); A closeup view of Anasazi masonry. (6-6-00); Two kivas in the Aztec ruin. (6-6-00); The restored Great Kiva at Aztec. (6-6-00)
San Juan Mountains: The derelict town of Lumberton. (6-6-00); Chama, southern terminus of the Cumbres and Toltec Railway. (6-6-00); The railroad yard at Chama. (6-6-00)
Raton and Vicinity: Beginning of the great plains, east of Cimarron. (5-29-03); Church and cemetery on Johnson Mesa, near Raton. (5-29-03); Near the Folsom archeological site. (5-29-03)
Capulin Mountain: On the south rim of Capulin Volcano. (5-29-03); On the north rim of Capulin Volcano. (5-29-03); Looking west to the Rockies from Capulin Volcano. (5-29-03); Capulin Mountain from the plains to the south. (5-29-03)
Chaco Culture National Historical Park: Massive thunderclouds east of Chaco Canyon. (5-25-03); Fajada Butte from the Chaco visitor center. (5-26-03); The Great Kiva at the Rinconado ruin, largest at Chaco. (5-25-03); Village ruins at Rinconada, Chaco Canyon. (5-25-03); Tsin Kletzin ruin, on the mesa above Chaco Canyon. (5-25-03)
Pueblo Bonito, Chaco: Approaching Pueblo Bonito across the flat valley floor. (5-26-03); Looking over Pueblo Bonito from the talus at the base of the cliff. (5-26-03); The three-story back wall of Pueblo Bonito. (5-26-03); Kivas around the edge of the great plaza at Pueblo Bonito. (5-26-03); One of several great kivas at Pueblo Bonito. (5-26-03); Close-packed small kivas at Pueblo Bonito. (5-26-03); Aligned doorways deep within Pueblo Bonito. (5-26-03); On the clifftop overlooking Pueblo Bonito. (5-26-03)
Chetro Ketl, Chaco: A great kiva at Chetro Ketl. (5-26-03); Kivas flanking the plaza at Chetro Ketl. (5-26-03); Square and round rooms at Chetro Ketl. (5-26-03); The talus houses against the cliff behind Chetro Ketl. (5-26-03)
Kin Kletso and Del Arroyo Ruins, Chaco: On the east edge of the Kin Kletso ruin, Chaco. (5-26-03); The prehistoric trail to the clifftop above Kin Kletso. (5-26-03); On the west edge of the Kin Kletso ruin, Chaco. (5-26-03); Between Del Arroyo ruin and Chaco Wash. (5-26-03); Kivas at Del Arroyo ruin, Chaco. (5-26-03); Looking over Del Arroyo ruin, Chaco Canyon. (5-26-03)
Upper Rio Grande: The Rio Grande Gorge bridge northwest of Taos. (6-6-00); Small holdings and pastures at Arroyo Hondo, north of Taos. (6-6-00)
Taos Pueblo: The plaza at Taos Pueblo. (5-28-03); The north building at Taos Pueblo. (5-28-03); On the bridge between the two buildings at Taos Pueblo. (5-28-03); Among the south buildings at Taos Pueblo. (5-28-03); Red Willow Creek flows through Taos Pueblo. (5-28-03)
Taos: Kit Carson's house in Taos. (6-7-00); Historic Taos Plaza. (6-7-00); The Blumenschein House, important in the artistic development of Taos. (6-7-00); The Governor Bent Museum in Taos. (6-7-00); Heavy traffic on the highway through Taos. (6-7-00)
Ranchos de Taos: The plaza at Ranchos de Taos. (5-28-03); The annual "mudding" of Saint Francis de Assisi church - One. (6-7-00); The annual "mudding" of Saint Francis de Assisi church - Two. (6-7-00); The annual "mudding" of Saint Francis de Assisi church - Three. (6-7-00); The Rio Grande Gorge near Pilar, south of Taos. (5-28-03)
The Sangre de Cristo Mountains: Las Trampas church in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains. (6-7-00); Inside the church at Las Trampas. (6-7-00); Near Las Truchas, on the west slope of the Sangre de Cristos. (6-7-00); Thunderstorms over the Sangre de Cristo, from Las Truchas. (6-7-00)
Northern Pueblos of the Rio Grande Valley: The great kiva at San Ildefonso pueblo. (6-7-00); The mud church at San Ildefonso Pueblo. (6-7-00); The giant cottonwood tree between the plazas at San Ildefonso. (6-7-00)
Santa Fe Plaza Area: On the south edge of the plaza in Santa Fe. (6-7-00); Santa Fe Cathedral. (6-7-00); Sculpture outside the Frank Howell Gallery in Santa Fe. (6-7-00); Palace of the Governors, Santa Fe. (6-7-00); The Church of San Miguel , oldest in the U.S. (5-28-03); Inside the Church of San Miguel, Santa Fe. (5-28-03); Forecourt of the Inn at Loretto. (5-28-03); The obelisk in the central plaza, Santa Fe. (5-28-03); At the corner of Palace and Santa Fe Streets. (5-28-03); At the lower end of Canyon Road in Santa Fe. (5-28-03); Galleries and workshops on Canyon Road. (5-28-03)
Pecos National Monument: Extensive ruins at Pecos National Monument. (5-29-03); Ruins of the church and pueblo at Pecos. (5-29-03); In the ruined church at Pecos. (5-29-03); Entrance to a restored kiva at Pecos. (5-29-03); Inside a restored kiva, Pecos. (5-29-03); An unexcavated habitation site at Pecos Pueblo. (5-29-03)
Fort Union: Ruts of the old Santa Fe Trail, Fort Union. (5-29-03); The first Fort Union, faint earthworks from the Civil War. (5-29-03); The Commanding Officers House, Fort Union. (5-29-03); The Fort Union Depot, supply point for the New Mexico frontier. (5-29-03); The mechanic's corral at Fort Union. (5-29-03); Stone cells of the military prison, Fort Union. (5-29-03)
San Pedro and Jemez Mountains: The Valles Caldera, now a national preserve. (5-27-03); Looking out over San Diego Canyon, toward Jemez Springs. (5-27-03)
Jemez: On top of the Soda Dam, near Jemez Springs. (5-27-03); The Jemez River flows under the Soda Dam. (5-27-03); Between the hot spring and the old bath house, Jemez Springs. (5-27-03); Downtown Jemez Springs. (5-27-03)
Los Alamos: Ashley Pond, once flanked by the laboratories of the Manhattan Project. (5-27-03); Historic buildings of the Los Alamos School. (5-27-03); Inside Fuller Lodge at the Los Alamos School. (5-27-03)
Zuni and El Morro: The Old Zuni Mission, Zuni Pueblo. (5-31-03); The pool of rainwater at El Morro. (5-30-03); Don Juan de Onate's 1603 inscription "Paso Por Aqui"at El Morro. (5-30-03); A poem on Inscription Rock, El Morro. (5-30-03); Inscription Rock, afternoon, El Morro. (5-30-03); Inscription Rock, morning, El Morro. (5-31-03)
Acoma, the "Sky City": Acoma in the distance, viewed from the west. (5-30-03); The modern road and foot of the traditional trail, Acoma. (5-30-03); At the top of the precipitous foot trail at Acoma. (5-30-03); The adobe church of San Esteban, Acoma. (5-30-03); The Sky City forest - only tree on the mesa. (5-30-03); The plaza at Acoma. (5-30-03); Looking along the east side of the mesa, Acoma. (5-30-03); Looking across to the Enchanted Mesa from Acoma. (5-30-03); Potter Norma Jean at work, Acoma. (5-30-03); Kiva ladders at Acoma. (5-30-03)

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