Ojo Caliente
As you drove into Ojo Caliente, which is 40 miles from the nearest town, this was the first thing that you saw. On the second day, Katherine and I went out exploring and we took this photo at the entrance
Welcoming Waterfall
As you drove into Ojo Caliente, which is 40 miles from the nearest town, this was the first thing that you saw. On the second day, Katherine and I went out exploring and we took this photo at the entrance
Mountains the Same Color As the Sky
Katherine and I walked on a hike a little ways. Unfortunately we didn't bring water and I was getting over a cold, so we didn't make it very far because I couldn't breath. But we made it to the top of a hill and I took some photos from the top.
End of Fall
The trees down there were either dead or bright yellow. Made for some nice photos
Real Smile
I don't often get a photo of Katherine with a real smile on her face. Not because she doesn't smile around me (I don't think at least), its just that everyone usually puts on a fake smile for a camera. Which is what makes these types of photos that much better.
Fake Smile
Like this smile is totally fake and just for the camera. Still a good photo though
Golden
Geocaching
Katherine and I went geocaching while we were down there. We only went to one cache, and it was literally just outside the parking lot, but still, we went geocaching. Which, I think this is the only state other than Colorado that we've found a cache in.
Rio Grande Gorge
On our way home for the weekend, Katherine and I stopped at the Rio Grande Gorge again (since we had to cross it anyway). We stopped because I wanted to take more photos since it was overcast. When we stopped on the way up there, it was harsh sunlight and any photo of the actual gorge looked bad.
Big Horn Sheep
While we were on the bridge, an old little lady grabbed Katherine's arm and asked her if she saw the sheep in the gorge. Luckily she spotted them (or rather someone pointed them out to her) for her to show us. I saw 3, but everyone else said there were 4.
