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Historical

Updated: Feb 12, 2013 7:34am PST

Oh! New Mexico! : Some of our favorite people, places and photos.

Oh! New Mexico!

Some of our favorite people, places and photos.

Updated: Nov 25, 2012 7:34am PST

Geneology - MacKenzie : MacKenzie, Youngblood roots...

Geneology - MacKenzie

MacKenzie, Youngblood roots...

Updated: Aug 27, 2012 12:26pm PST

TrailCam & Hunts : Trailcam photos offer surprises in Arizona & New Mexico. Fun stuff!

TrailCam & Hunts

Trailcam photos offer surprises in Arizona & New Mexico. Fun stuff!

Updated: Aug 13, 2012 8:15pm PST

Foxblocks 2006 :

Foxblocks 2006

Updated: Oct 26, 2011 11:20am PST

Kingsgold : Buckskin Butts Make us Nuts!

Kingsgold

Buckskin Butts Make us Nuts!

Updated: Oct 07, 2011 8:20am PST

Hunts in the Gila :

Hunts in the Gila

Updated: Jul 07, 2011 5:23pm PST

Kingsgold - AQHA Buckskins : Kingsgold Buz Boy, 2000 AQHA Buckskin Stallion

Kingsgold - AQHA Buckskins

Kingsgold Buz Boy, 2000 AQHA Buckskin Stallion

Updated: Jul 25, 2010 6:45am PST

Capitol Christmas Tree - 11/7/09 Alpine, AZ : We had an incredible experience yesterday at the Capitol Christmas Tree cutting ceremony. The people were wonderful – especially the hard working USFS employees, locals and the Apaches. The flag on the crane was lowered to half-mast in honor of those who lost their lives at Fort Hood this week. Marshall Trimbal, Arizona's historian, was the ceremony host and was (as always) eloquent and informative. I have never listened to him and not learned... In fact, as Cheryl and I (and the Apache drummer/singer) left to get on the shuttle bus we could hear Marshall in the distance telling a crowd of listeners, “Yes folks, he was one of the most a colorful characters in Arizona. Did you know he once had an affair with his mother-in-law?”… White Mountain Apache Tribal Chairman Ronnie Lupe spoke the most inspiring and beautiful blessing for the tree. He asked that the tree from the Arizona forests bring peace, unity and joy to people of all nations as it travels across the country. His speech was from the heart - emotional, insipring and hopeful. We watched the Crown Dancers bless the tree and perform their ceremonial dances around it. We could have listened to the drums and music all day. All the photos shown here are for everyone to enjoy. And here’s one final moment that made everyone shudder in disbelief… As the tree was almost completely cut, all eyes were on the workmen, the huge cranes, and the tree. The workmen were all looking upward at the tree as they worked. Suddenly one of the men pointed to the sky and all 700 pairs of eyes looked over the top of the tree. Two bald eagle circled the tree as if choreographed for the day. Blessed. Enjoy the photos.

Capitol Christmas Tree - 11/7/09 Alpine, AZ

We had an incredible experience yesterday at the Capitol Christmas Tre ...

Updated: Dec 28, 2009 10:28am PST