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Coastal Crescent, 2018

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  • HerbAvoreCoastal Crescent, 2018Viajero
    Headstone bandito at grave of Billy the Kid?

    Billy the Kid [Clovis, NM]

    7 de febrero de 2018, Estados Unidos ⋅ ☀️ 6 °C

    Clovis, NM, silos and the wafting scent of beef feed-lots, yuck. Now driving up into the lovely hills of NM toward CO after a night in the plains of Clovis.

    Couldn't resist pulling off the road to visit the grave of Billy the Kid. The interesting part was the tortured travels of his actual headstone. Stolen decades ago, it was recovered in the 70s and then stolen again in the 90s. Found in Huntington Beach, Calif it was reinstalled in an iron cage. Kind of fitting that The Kid spends eternity behind bars.Leer más

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  • HerbAvoreCoastal Crescent, 2018Viajero
    The Animus River, world class fly fishing habitat which runs through Durango.
    Exploring trails in a city park above Durango the day before a six-inch snowfall.Hunter with his cousin Jenny, visiting from Longmont, Colo.Durango bike sculptures decked out for St Patrick's Day

    Take a Hiatus [Durango]

    11 de febrero de 2018, Estados Unidos ⋅ ☀️ 1 °C

    Last week we arrived in Durango for a stay of several months to check it out as a possible retirement locale. So with this post the mobile adventures will abate and resume sometime in the spring.

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  • HerbAvoreCoastal Crescent, 2018Viajero
    1Sleeping Ute Mountain
    Canyon of the Ancients. Note network of ravines.Hiking not as scary as sign suggests. But still a huff.Pueblo ruins from about year 1300. This might have been a kiva.

    Canyons of the Ancients [Cortez]

    3 de marzo de 2018, Estados Unidos ⋅ ☀️ 13 °C

    Took a break from house hunting in Durango to hike a portion of Canyons of the Ancients outside of Cortez, Colo. Locals know about it but since it is on BLM not NPS land it is actually a hidden gem. It contains hundreds of archaeological sites, most of which you would need a guide to find. We visited an unrestored Pueblo near the trailhead and then hiked several miles into a canyon overlook. Pictures do not do it justice.Leer más

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    Fin del viaje
    3 de marzo de 2018