#tularosabasin — Public Fediverse posts
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Despite recent efforts to curtail excess water usage, Mayor Deborah Cooksey announced Monday that two storage tanks on which 3,000 Tularosans depend for drinking water reached “critically low” levels over the weekend.
https://www.abqjournal.com/news/southern-nm-village-declares-drinking-water-emergency/3095257
#water #aguaesVida #NewMexico #wildfires #TularosaBasin #Tularosa
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“A breathless Death is not so cold as a Death that breathes.”
― Emily DickinsonTularosa Basin, NM
#abandoned #urbex #rurex #decay #tularosabasin #nm #newmexico
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An abandoned building in the Tularosa Basin of New Mexico #abandoned #urbex #decay #rurex #nm #newmexico #tularosabasin
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Travelers Guide to #Alamogordo | Founded in 1898, Alamogordo has evolved into a juxtaposition of the past and present, influenced by the railroad, ranching and rocketry - https://newmexiconomad.com/alamogordo/
#NewMexico #travel #roadtrip #daytrip #weekendgetaway #railroad #history #AmericanWest #TularosaBasin
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The St. Francis de Paula church was built in 1868 by the villagers of Tularosa - https://newmexiconomad.com/saint-francis-de-paula-church-tularosa/
#NewMexico #roadtrip #daytrip #TularosaBasin #travel #weekendgetaway #Alamogordo
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Three Rivers Petroglyph Site | Archaeologists credit the Mogollon with leaving thousands of images: humans, birds, fish, insects, plants, geometric and abstract designs. The plethora of petroglyphs adorn the basalt boulders lining a low ridge at the north end of the Tularosa Basin, dispersed across 50+ acres.
#OptOutside #roadtrip #travel #daytrip #roadtrip #nature #archaeology #anthropology #NativeAmerican #Mogollon #whataview #scenic #earthpix #NewMexico #TularosaBasin #rockart #petroglyphs
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Art and history come alive in White Oaks and #Carrizozo - https://www.ruidosonews.com/story/entertainment/events/2017/03/29/white-oaks-carrizozo-events-history-art/99779330/
#travel #roadtrip #NewMexico #TularosaBasin #history #AmericanWest #offthebeatenpath #roadlesstraveled
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Alamogordo was founded in 1898 by William Hawkins and two brothers from New York, Charles and John Eddy. Charles was one of the main investors in the El Paso and Northeastern Railroad, a spur of the transcontinental railway. The spur linked the east-west route to El Paso. The site was chosen based on the abundance of lumber in the Sacramento Mountains, which was a crucial commodity for railroad ties.
#NewMexico #roadtrip #travel #weekendgetaway #holiday #TularosaBasin