A desert hay barn / Claire O’Brien 2012
In the desert, many people build the cheapest barns possible, then just hope for the best.
I was driving south on New Mexico Hwy. 25 and spotted this little farm near mile 71. I got off at the next exit and pulled in. A man named Francisco beamed at me as he gave his permission for photos.
“I’m not the owner,” he told me. “But I’m in charge. Go ahead.”
Francisco disappeared on a tractor, leaving me free to poke around.
Don’t ever throw away an old tire.
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An expansive landscape. How different from our cramped city life.
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Yes, expansive; yet there’s also something comforting about the mountains being so small (I mean small for mountains, as they are so old).
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Landscapes vary from the flat coastal plain with rice fields and sugar plantations to the forest covered and highland interior regions, and further south to the expansive savannas.
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Wow, that’s a lot of variety for a small country.
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