Tag: New Mexico

There are several things to do around this time of year, from the Twinkle Lights Parade which I went to during my first Christmas in Albuquerque to the Old Town Shop and Stroll, River of Lights, and my personal favorite Old Town Luminaria tour.

  ANCIENT BEAUTY Kasha-Katuwe Tent Rocks National Monument in north central New Mexico abounds with nature’s artistic…

      PRISTINE SNOW The pristine snow invites me to walk, but if I do, it…

MAGNIFICENT COTTONWOODS As we flow through life’s path, we’re often fortunate to connect with a glorious moment…

Article by Sherrian Felix It has been five months since I became a New Mexico resident, and…

WARM LIGHT Warm light and subtle color bring a soft appearance to the rugged mountains.   What a…

All photographs courtesy Sherrian Felix. Follow her on Twitter @Skyefx2     Similar posts on Plain Talk…

Open Spaces   Open spaces, wide horizons of the amazing Southwest, with vast fields of summer flowers,…

SCULPTURES Fall colors are approaching.  I can’t wait to see the gold of the cottonwood leaves against…

Nature’s Subtleties Unfolding before my eyes right after the rains was the ever changing desert.  Overnight it…

The Power of Nature Desicating winds Seared the earth No respite in sight Suddenly appeared Cumulous clouds…

    Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge (New Mexico)  is one of the most tranquil spots…

In 1945, the first atomic bomb core was assembled at the McDonald ranch house in Socorro New…

Rita Mosiman, performing solo artist, vocal coach and accompanist, has been winner of the Metropolitan Opera Auditions…

Rita Mosiman is an accomplished classical vocal soloist, pianist and now author. I met Rita about 3…

On July 16, 1945 at 5:29 a.m. Mountain Time, the world’s first atomic bomb was tested at…