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RME57YB7–The simple lines of this historic church in Lincoln, stands out against the oncoming storm.
RMF8P7GN–The west side of the Sacramento Mountains in southern New Mexico is beautiful but extremely dry.
RME57YB8–This charming Catholic church is one of only a few buildings in the town of Lincoln, where Billy the kid made his escape.
RMFHPKNK–A caboose houses the Chamber of Commerce in Carrizozo Outside is one of many painted burros that can be found throughout town.
RME57YB9–This charming Catholic church is one of only a few buildings in the town of Lincoln, where Billy the kid made his escape.
RME4K0TN–The Memorial of Perpetual Tears is a center for education and awareness of the DWI problem.
RME609WR–A local musician plays the banjo,accordions, and other instruments at the farmers market in Santa Fe.
RMDA7Y2G–A tired horse examines his shadow on the side of a water tank on a ranch near Carrizozo, New Mexico.
RMCEK0K3–'Rainbo good Bread can still be seen on the entrance door to an old grocery store in Fort Sumner, New Mexico.
RMCRTEAN–A row of what was once residences lines one side of an open space at Fort Stanton State Monument.
RMCTP3FW–A short side road in the mostly uninhabited rural town of Taiban, New Mexico reveals an abandoned school house.
RMCEK0G0–This water tank along the Turquoise Trail that connects Albuquerque to Santa Fe, is a graffiti creator's delight.
RMDBH7AC–The Historic church at Las Trampas-San Jose de Gracia, has twin belfries and an outside choir balcony.
RMDA28AT–A stone fence and wooden door connect to the side of the old Abercrombie's building in Anton Chico.
RMCEREMD–Murals like this one are prevalent all over town and are an attraction in Fort Sumner, New Mexico.
RMCP7YX9–The old Lincoln County Courthouse where Billy the Kid escaped still stands today in the historic town of Lincoln, New Mexico.
RMC9BDC5–The church at San Patricio with it's green steeple sits in the beautiful Hondo Valley in southern New Mexico
RMCN5CP0–Today's special at the Armory Arts Village, an artists in residence program in the historic first state prison in Michigan.
RMC9BDCD–The church at San Patricio with it's green steeple sits in the beautiful Hondo Valley in southern New Mexico
RMCEK0GY–From beneath the cross tower looking up creates another perfect cross at Saint Anthony Catholic Church in Fort Sumner, N.M.
RMCRTEAH–The Catholic Chapel at Fort Stanton was moved, brick by brick to it's current location in 1939.
RMCRTE91–The Catholic Chapel at Fort Stanton was moved, brick by brick to it's current location in 1939.
RMCP7YXH–The Torreon in Lincoln, built in the 1850's was used for protection against the Apache Indians.
RMCN5D0J–Visitors to the First State Prison in Jackson, Michigan can see the stone walls and guard towers built here in the early 1800's.
RMCN5CYE–Iron bars still cover the windows of Jackson's first state prison, though now the interior has been changed into apartments,
RMCP3JH1–Accordions line the sidewalk awaiting the street musicians at the Santa Fe Farmer's Market.
RMD1HMAJ–A diver dives backwards off a rock ledge at the famous Blue Hole in Santa Rosa, New Mexico.
RMDPC6D0–This marker denotes the spot where four states share the same corner. It is called Four Corners and is located in four states.
RMC899YY–An old green door conceals unknown property in an abandoned building in Ft. Sumner, New Mexico.
RMCTP31Y–The Street Fair is a big event in Carrizozo. The parade kicks off the festivities on Labor Day.
RMC532JR–An empty billboard awaits a creative advertisement on the side of the road in rural New Mexico.
RMC60XPE–An anchor is on display at Battleship Cove, beneath the Braga Bridge in Fall River, Massachusetts.
RMC7X1NB–The Veteran's Seal is affixed to the stone wall at the entrance to the Veteran's cemetery in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
RMC7X1NK–The Veteran's Seal is affixed to the stone wall at the entrance to the Veteran's cemetery in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
RMC6CC7Y–Two graduates wave their diplomas after graduating from St. Johns College in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
RMC61XH2–The River Walk near Battleship Cove in Fall River attracts tourists as well as residents of this New England city.
RMC7X1P0–This statue entitled 'Earth Mother' is located in front of the Capital Building in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
RMC4G67K–A sign along the roadside is the only indication that one is passing through the remote town of Stanley, New Mexico.
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