The ancestral Puebloan people built there homes next to the twin pinnacles of Chimney Rock. They started building in the 900's AD and left by the mid 1200. Why they left the valley and their farms to built high up on the mesa is unknown. Chimney Rock is believed to be an outlier community connected with Chaco Canyon.
Below, grinding corn into maize.
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Patapsco CCC Remains trail, Patapsco State Park, MD, 10/23/24
Our first hike with Senior Rangers organized by Maryland Dept of Natural Resources. Actually, the fifth outing, as we missed some, and some...
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Panoramic photo of approach to Dripping Springs Natural Area with Organ Mountains in background. A thriving resort in the early 190...
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With this hike we completed the two connected trails at the Soldier's Delight Environmental Area . For an account of our outing hiking ...
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The Mora Flats are a large marshy meadow crossed by several streams. Starting from Iron Gate Campground (18 miles in on NM 63, past the to...
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