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Category Archives: New Mexico

Leaving Albuquerque for Atlanta

Seeing the clouds from the plane reminded me of one of Georgia O’Keeffe’s paintings called Sky Above Clouds

This beautiful house, Sugar Magnolia B&B, is to be our base for the next week.

Sugar Magnolia B&B

I love this weather vane.

 

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Ghost Ranch and A Church

What a wonderful trip it was to the Georgia O’Keefe Ranch, going on a tour to see where she painted her glorious landscapes.  Have a look at the website for the tours.

After the Ghost Ranch we drove back to Santa Fe via a pretty twin towered church, Santuario de Chimayo, part of a pilgrimage route. You might spot the scallop shell…. Here is the fascinating history for you.

 

 

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Two of Santa Fe’s Museums

We visited two of the many museums in Santa Fe and really wished we had had more time to visit more – next time maybe!  Two were close to each other,  the Wheelwright Museum of the American Indian, and the Museum of International Folk Art and the precinct between them was full of  sculptures.

We first visited the Folk Museum, and exhibition of Mexico’s Day of the Dead memorabilia:

We absolutely loved the Museum of the American Indian, the words as much as the exhibits. Please click on any photo for greater detail.

And one more touching and very beautiful sculpture outside…….

 
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Posted by on September 28, 2023 in America, art, ceramics, embroidery, New Mexico

 

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Santa Fe – Breakfast and Loretto Chapel

We loved the soft architecture of Santa Fe (of which more later) and the place we stayed had features of the same.

We had the most delicious breakfast in a lovely hotel in Santa Fe where glass panels were all painted and very lovely. As far as I could tell, each of the 100+ panels had a different painting..

I wanted to see the ‘miraculous staircase’ in the Loretto Chapel

 

 

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Zuni Pueblo

We made a stopover at the Zuni Pueblo on our way to Santa Fe. Here’s a flavour of the brief stay.

Before we left we walked about to see the Old Zuni Mission and the Visitor Centre.