Two weeks ago, we left the kids with the grands for a few days and Jer and I flew down south to try to find housing for our next adventure. Our year-plus of travel is about to come to an end, and we needed to find a place to settle into our new life in the Southwest. The short story is that we found a little house to rent in a good neighborhood near what is reputed to be a good school. But that's the boring part. I took photos of some of the more entertaining parts of our visit and hopefully it is a taste of more good and fascinating cultural experiences to come (once we move there later in July).
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there are summer evening performances by the local People in the main square.
(and others are sometimes invited to join in) |
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the Jr. High Rodeo was taking place and we went to take a look.
these girls were sharing a set of earphones while riding along. |
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(the backyard and view of one house we looked at but didn't end up buying) |
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(look, trees! at least five, anyway...) |
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another [collapsing] house we didn't buy |
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standing on the roof of said house |
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it was hard to walk away from this one. it had trees growing out from it!
then again...it was collapsing. |
blue and stormy skies
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red rocks everywhere |
and these are some clips of awesome stunts the kids were doing at the rodeo (the next contestant in line didn't struggle so much with the calf and set a record for 9 seconds):
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Why so many collapsing houses in Gallup?
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