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Showing posts with label mesa verde. Show all posts
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Wednesday, April 24, 2013

Panorama of Colorado Native American Reservation


A stunning panorama of the Mesa Verde in Colorado. 

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Tuesday, April 23, 2013

A panorama of boulder mountains in Colorado


An image of boulder mountains in Colorado near the Mesa Verde while I trekked the terrain of a Native American reservation.

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Monday, April 22, 2013

Another panorama of Colorado


Here is another view from another angle of mountains I photographed of the Mesa Verde in Colorado while visiting a Native American reservation. 

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Wednesday, April 17, 2013

Mountains on Native American Reservation in New Mexico


This was a fantastic view of mountains near the Red Mesa Verde in New Mexico on a Native American reservation that I photographed. The reservation is still owned by generations of the original tribe the land belonged to and retains its independent state of no trespassing. Generations later, great great grandchildren as members of the original tribe offer tours to the public for a small fee. It was a sunny day as is evident in the image!

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Thursday, April 04, 2013

Mountain Vista in Colorado


I photographed this image hiking the desert trails of the Mesa Verde on Native American lands in Colorado. It made for a perfect mountain vista against blue skies and low hanging clouds. There was greenery on the desert, albeit, shrubs and grasses. The lands are treated as a museum to visit with live tours, but ownership is retained by the Native Americans (to the tribal members) from generation to generation to whom the lands originally belonged. It made for an interesting tour that I greatly enjoyed in learning about the historical lessons of a people from long ago and their culture, lifestyle, and a will to live evident in their native ways. I wish to return and to continue to visit other Native American tribal lands. I urge everybody to do this at least once in a lifetime. It is a great learning experience and a fundamental for children on family vacations. There is plenty to do in these areas where nature and wildlife abound.  

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