Our road trip led us to the Abo Ruins, where the Pueblo and Spanish colonial histories intersected and environmental transformations that shaped New Mexico’s identity were exposed. Exploring the site, now a quiet desert tableau where lizards scurry amongst the ruins, one can’t help but reflect on the vibrant activity that once permeated this place. For my 07/04/23 postcard, I’ve chosen a picture featuring the Abo Ruins near Mountainair, New Mexico.
My 06/25/26 postcard is a spent flower hanging in midair, its petals curled and darkened,…
My 02/24/26 postcard is an aging “Lucky Boy” sign that rises above a longtime Albuquerque…
My 02/23/26 postcard is a close-up of a cactus bloom rising from the edge of…
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