I basically jumped from one trip- Ag Media Summit in New Mexico, to another- Iowa. So, before I start talking about our adventures in the Amanas, I figured I'd better post the rest of my pictures from Albuquerque.
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| Breanne and I when we first arrived |
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| The Native American heritage is very prominent in New Mexico |
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| We saw climbing ivy on many buildings. The soft, deep green vegetation against the rough, light-colored buildings was beautiful. |
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| This is one of many gift shops in the area. The turquoise stands out in my mind characterizing many of these buildings. |
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| An example of what I think of as the "Old West," which is very real and prominent here. |
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| Vendors selling handmade jewelry- mostly turquoise, lined the sidewalk. |
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| Another thing that was very noticeable was the Hispanic influence, and with that Catholicism. |
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| During the "Famous Welcome Party" we tried to gather as many Mizzou students and alums to take a picture with Boelte Bull, the mascot of one of our sponsors, Boelte-Hall. |
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