Slip-Sliding Away
Unlike most skiers in New Mexico, I like to slide horizontally, not vertically. I also prefer groomed trails where no dogs, snowshoes, or snowmobiles are allowed, preferably through tall trees…
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Category: 2014
Sweethearts’ Retreats
My husband and I enjoy nothing more, when traveling, than a great meal in our hotel. Being within sauntering distance of our room allows us to drink wine or cocktails without worry—perfect for a…
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Farm To Table
Cheryl Alters Jamison makes some classic fall recipes from our September issue on the New Mexico Style show. Once you get home with a fragrant, just-picked haul of the best fruits and vegetables…
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Red, White, and Q
THIS FOURTH OF JULY, we’ve got you covered for star-spangled barbecue fun. Everyone knows grilling is a fine method of cooking—heck, I’ve written a few books on the subject—but here we’re talking…
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Underground Artist
*Editor's Note: The following story, from our February 2014 issue, was published before the shortlisted Oscar Nominations were announced. CaveDigger was nominated for a 2014 Academy Award for Best…
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Little Big Corn
AS AN ADVENTUROUS COOK and eater, I thought there wasn’t much I hadn’t tried—or at least heard of—until an impromptu fall dinner at our friends’ house in Tesuque. Sitting at their large kitchen…
Read More13th Annual New Mexico Magazine Photo Contest Winners
For more than a century and a half, the light, cultural diversity, natural beauty, and mild climate have lured amateur and professional photographers to New Mexico. Luminaries such as Eliot Porter…
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One of Our 50 Is Found!
REBOUND, THEN RE-FOUND As I take in the blackness of a new moon sky, the newly cold air snaps at my nostrils, the smell of piñon soothes. Coyotes sing with canine accompaniment. Years ago, desperate…
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What's Happening
FEBRUARY 1–28 PASS THE FOLK ART Ratón is a haven for lovers of art and the outdoors. The town’s Old Pass Gallery presents the work of New Mexico artists in a variety of annual exhibits. This month…
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Sisterhood Is Plentiful
Why Go Now Two of New Mexico’s county seats just 19 miles apart, Portales (Roosevelt County) and Clovis (Curry County) boast pleasant temperatures in the 50s in February and mid- to high 60s as March…
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