Sierra Blanca in the distance, with a little blanca still on top
Then it was prairie on the other side. That made sense after I remembered eastern New Mexico is in line with west Texas and eastern Colorado.
Wednesday, April 2, 2014
Bumpy or flat
The drive between Alamogordo and Roswell, and back, took me through very opposite terrain. I hadn't expected to climb up to the 7,500 foot Apache Summit, with ponderosa pines. Well, all right!
Then it was prairie on the other side. That made sense after I remembered eastern New Mexico is in line with west Texas and eastern Colorado.
I've come to like the prairie. In small chunks, anyway. A hundred miles? Sure. A thousand? Mmmm, no.
Then it was prairie on the other side. That made sense after I remembered eastern New Mexico is in line with west Texas and eastern Colorado.
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