Rio Grande Gorge

The Rio Grande Goge is 800 feet in depth and breathtaking!

We saw a car that was down almost toward the bottom??

Taos Pueblo Indian Reservations

This was the original church that was invaded by the Spaniards and is now a burial ground.

The Church was built in 1850 and is the newest building in the Pueblo community.

The grounds are separated by a beautiful stream(river) that is pure and is what they use for drinking. There is no running water or electricity in within the walls of the Pueblo village.

Nicholas and in one of the shops. Each shop is in a member's home ran by a family member. Only 15o members live with in the walls full time.

This is "Flower Rock" Nicholas bought an arrow in her shop (home).

Matthew is standing in front of two bread ovens that are still used today.

These adobe buildings need to be maintained annually and patched due to erosion of weather.

http://www.taospueblo.com/about.php

Geocaching with the Eaves

Angel Fire New mexico

We arrived Friday July 31st and got settled in. Saturday morning we headed to Black lake to fish. Nicholas had a blast fly fishing while Matthew had fun trying to catch ducks, unfortunately the boys did not catch a fish or a duck:0). They decided to go Golfing 9 holes aftewards while I went grocery shopping, finish getting organized and make a cake for the winery that night.

Sunday after church the Eaves arrived around 3:00. and we had a relaxing evening and had yummy ribs that Tracy made.


Monday, The kids had a blast behind the condo building forts and traps to catch prarie dogs and chipmunks.

We also went on a fun geocaching adventure.