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Showing posts with label Christmas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Christmas. Show all posts
December 09, 2014
Non-standard Southern Colorado Christmas Trees
What do you do with bound academic journals? Turn them into a tree — at the Colorado State University-Pueblo library.
Tumbleweeds blanketed southeastern Colorado the last couple of years, and the La Junta Tribune-Democrat featured local merchants' tumbleweed Christmas tree. Next year's will be bigger!
December 30, 2010
Feliz Christmas
Some holiday photos from southern Colorado and New Mexico
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| In Magdalena, New Mexico, Santa drives a military surplus Dodge M37 truck. This is the gas station made famous in Querencia |
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| At the Taos, New Mexico, fire department, the apparatus lanes are delineated by farolitos. |
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| In Westcliffe, Colorado, the illuminated Main Street ends suddenly in blackness. |
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