Featuring New Mexico's Ghost Towns, Route 66 and interesting attractions across the desert Southwest.
Featuring New Mexico's Ghost Towns, Route 66 and interesting attractions across the desert Southwest.
I am DeAnna Vincent, photographer and avid explorer of New Mexico and the American Southwest. My Dry Heat Blog features Rt. 66, ghost towns and …
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Stanley, New Mexico never was a booming metropolis Stanley, New Mexico is an unincorporated community in Santa Fe county. Located about 20 miles northwest of …
Old San Ysidro Church This is the Old San Ysidro Church in Corrales, New Mexico. It is known as the “Old” San Ysidro Church to …
On the Turquoise Trail to the Land of the Dead Cemetery in Madrid, New Mexico. For those travelers touring New Mexico’s Turquoise Trail, Madrid will …
Maybelle’s Diner, the pitstop that never was Last weekend, Johnpaul and I went on a little photo-adventure to the Rio Puerco Bridge which is out …
Rio Puerco Bridge is a steel guardian of The Mother Road Originally constructed in 1933, the Rio Puerco Bridge stands guard over this section of …
Darryl Willison is creating art for the love of Route 66 Darryl Willison is arguably one of Albuquerque’s most recognizable artists. Spanning over twenty years, Darryl’s …
Capilla de Nuestra Senora de Guadalupe Chapel in Albuquerque, New Mexico I’ve been fascinated with the Guadalupe Chapel since I first discovered it back in …
Salinas Pueblo Missions National Monument: Quarai Ruins The Salinas Pueblo Missions National Monument in New Mexico consists of three sites: Quarai Ruins, Abo and Gran Quivira. Quarai …
Mountainair, New Mexico. Is it real or is it Hollywood? Located around the southern end of the Manzano Mountain Range, Mountainair, New Mexico is not …
Grants, New Mexico. The “City of Spirit”. Travelers on Route 66 looking for a place to get lunch between Albuquerque and Gallup would likely find themselves …