(Blythe CA) About 15 miles north of town, and west of the Colorado River, was the famed Blythe Intaglios site. A gravel road led off the highway to several native geoglyphs dated to as far back as 900BC. Images of human and animal shapes were scraped into the ground on hilltops. The large drawings were […]
(Arrey NM) Having arrived in New Mexico before Thanksgiving, there were still some fall colors on display. In that part of the country they are mostly golds, and maybe orange or brown. This year didn’t seem to have as much color. One of my favorite camps beside the Rio Grande provided the scenes. It’s a […]
(Elephant Butte NM) Around the west side of Elephant Butte Lake, the State Park has many drycamping and boodocking spots outside of their several campgrounds. I wanted to find a place for overnight that wasn’t too far off of a paved road. I found a gravel parking lot, at the end of the pavement, overlooking […]