34 Photos Of New Mexico That Will Make You Want To Move There
You’ll see why there’s really no better nickname for this state than the Land of Enchantment.
Ian Douglass
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1. Welcome to the Land of Enchantment
Source: Flickr user Linda Tanner
White Sands National Monument2. The most appropriately nicknamed state in the country
Source: Flickr user Bureau of Land Management
Organ Mountains WSA3. Honestly, where else can you find a summer sunrise like this?
Source: Flickr user Mark Byzewski
Chaco Canyon National Historic Park4. And a winter sunrise like this?
Source: Flickr user Jared Tarbell
Pedernal5. The most capable artist in the world
Source: Flickr user Mike Fisher
Railroad to Lamy6. Given from now until the end of days
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Organ Mountains WSA7. Could never create these stunning views
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Ojito Wilderness8. And breathtaking landscapes
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Guadalupe Canyon WSA9. The only thing more spectacular than a far off view of Tent Rocks
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Kasha-Katuwe Tent Rocks10. Is a close-up of Tent Rocks
Source: Flickr user Scrubhiker (USCdyer)
11. The locals get the most enjoyment from the terrain
Source: Flickr user Larry Lamsa
Valles Caldera, New Mexico12. Considering they know all of the best shortcuts
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Valles Caldera, New Mexico13. New Mexico natives may seem tough on the surface
Source: Flickr user Larry Lamsa
West Road, Los Alamos, New Mexico14. But there’s no need to be intimidated
Source: Flickr user Marcin Wichary
15. They all just like a little healthy competition
Source: Flickr user Larry Lamsa
16. Don’t be surprised if they invite you out for something to eat afterwards
Source: Flickr user Larry Lamsa
Cimarron, New Mexico17. When the storms roll in, it might be best to cut your mealtime short
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18. Because the New Mexico skies are known to crackle
Source: Flickr user Jared Tarbell
19. Before they combust
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Hobbs, New Mexico20. And explode before your eyes
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21. But when the clouds withdraw, it’s back to sightseeing again
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22. And rock gazing
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Bandelier National Monument23. With your colorful New Mexico friends
Source: Flickr user Larry Lamsa
Valles Caldera, New Mexico24. They’ll show you sand that looks like snow
Source: Flickr user Clay Junell
White Sands, New Mexico25. And snow that looks like sand
Source: Flickr user Larry Lamsa
Valles Caldera, New Mexico26. New Mexico doesn’t need man-made monuments
Source: Flickr user katsrcool
Bisti Badlands, New Mexico27. It creates its own
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Shiprock, New Mexico28. And even the youngest of us are encouraged to enjoy them
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29. Hurry up and find a good spot for yourself
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30. Before everyone else shows up
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Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Preserve31. Because as the last of the haze drifts through the mountains
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Organ Mountains WSA 32. You and your friends will be treated to one last amazing scene
Source: Flickr user Larry Lamsa
Plains of San Agustin, New Mexico33. As the day draws to a close
Source: Flickr user Ron Reiring
Northern New Mexico34. And the sun sets on the Land of Enchantment
Source: Flickr user Nate Bolt
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