PHOTOS OF THE MONTH – MARCH 2020

Celebrating the Southwest — Photo Essay
March 2020

Mesa Verde with Sun Rays – Mancos, Colorado
View of the mesa front with light snowy blanket, looking south.

Owl Cloud over Horses
Mancos Valley, Colorado

Toh-Atin Gallery, Native American Pictorial Weaving
Durango, Colorado

Old West Pressed Tin Ceiling – Animas Chocolates
Durango, Colorado

Southwest Antique Store – Garden Sculptures
Cortez, Colorado

Orange Sunset Through The Ponderosa Pines in Snow
Mancos, Colorado

Pup at Drive-thru for Treats (he knows!)
Cortez, Colorado

Snowy Mesa Verde Profile with Big Sky Clouds
Mancos, Colorado

Geese on a Pond
Mancos Valley, Colorado

What We’re Re-reading

This could be a 4th or 5th reading of this book, and something new is learned each time. Craig Childs is a master story teller and the ultimate Southwest outdoor explorer. In this book he takes you on a journey through the American Southwest as he follows ancient paths tracking a Native American civilization from over 800+ years ago.

Childs has also written a helpful article for High Country News about enjoying the outdoors during these recent strange times of 2020.  Here is a link to: Craig’s article.

What We’re Trying

We’ve just purchased epazote (pronounced eh-pah-ZOH-teh) from our local carniceria and are looking for recipes to try.  Ours is the dried version of this aromatic herb and if you have tips or a suggested preparation please leave your comment below.  Thank you!

Wishing you Favorite Moments and Happy Discoveries!

Amy and Mr.D