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Tree of Knowledge

The Tree of Knowledge in Roswell focuses is crafted of metal leaves encompassing powerful words. Photograph courtesy of Susan Wink​. RISING NEARLY 18 FEET in front of the Roswell Public Library, the…

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Sacred Space

Photograph by Kate Nelson. JOE MASTERS REMEMBERS PIE SUPPERS, circuit-riding preachers, and his grandma playing hymns on the baby grand. Aside from a few town reunions, the 1908 Taiban Presbyterian…

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Roadside Stop: Pistachioland

Above: PistachioLand's giant nut is a tribute to owner Timothy McGinn's father, Thomas. Photograph by Megan Dailey. ON THE NORTH END OF ALAMOGORDO, McGinn’s PistachioLand draws a crowd with its nut…

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Waste Not

Above: Big Bird stands at the Scenic Overlook rest area on I-10, three miles east of the Las Cruces airport. Access is by the eastbound lanes. Photograph by Dan Monaghan. FROM THE PARKING LOT of an…

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UNM's Best-Kept Secret

Above: Taken around 1940, this image shows the steps to the Estufa’s roof. The windowless adobe sits at Redondo Drive and Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard. Photograph courtesy of Center for Southwest…

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Odd Fellow

Above: The lumberjack stands just south of Central Avenue on Louisiana Boulevard atop the May Cafe. Photograph by Kate Russell. An ax-holding lumberjack looms atop the May Cafe, near the intersection…

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Camp Life

Above: Idyllic Fenton Lake State Park is the perfect family fishing hole. Photograph by Adrian Holder. IT DIDN'T SEEM RIGHT, but after 16 miles on a rutted dirt road somewhere north of Regina…

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Peak and Prairies

Above: Meadows reach up to mountains outside of Las Vegas. PHOTO BY INGA HENDRICKSON IN LAS VEGAS and the adjoining Mora Valley, New Mexico’s vast high plains meet the soaring Sangre de Cristo…

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25 Reasons to Love Route 66

COME TAKE A RIDE. The passenger door is open. We have a 19-foot-long shell-pink and iridescent-lavender American automobile to take us down the road. Some days, as the early-summer sun shakes down…

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