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Have you ever wondered what it would be like to take a stroll through a forest frozen in time? Imagine being surrounded by ancient trees that turned to stone millions of years ago, with colors so …
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Imagine wandering through a forest where trees have transformed into stone monuments, their vibrant hues rivaling an artist's finest palette. Welcome to Petrified Forest National Park, where ancient …
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Picture yourself in the dry, sunbaked desert of New Mexico. The ground is a mix of deep red and dusty gold, and the heat ripples in the air around you. You wouldn’t expect to find water here—but then, …
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I know I told you this last week, but I've got to share it again just because it feels good! I'm thrilled to share that The Case of the Amorous Assailant has won Literary Titan's Gold Award for …
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This week, we're diving into one of New Mexico’s most striking natural wonders—the Blue Hole in Santa Rosa! This sapphire-colored oasis, nestled along historic Route 66, is more than just a geological …
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If Tucumcari, New Mexico, had a résumé, it would read like the ultimate cultural triple threat. This small desert town has been name-dropped in iconic songs like Little Feat’s “Willin’,” served as a …
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After making the drive from the west side of Kaua‘i to Koke‘e Park, it only makes sense to go to the end of the road. There could be almost white-out conditions, which can happen when the Kokee Park clouds roll in. Of course, even those conditions can be incredible. Not that long ago, the road […]
