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One of Our 50 Is Missing

Above: Illustration by Chris Philpot. THE POSTMAN ALWAYS LOOKS TWICE Sam Rynas moved to Santa Fe seven years ago, but his family still seems confused. His parents recently sent him a postcard…

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Day in the Sun

Above: Organ Mountain Outfitters and the Zia Pueblo team up to create this beautiful Zia-centered apparel line. Photograph by Organ Mountain Outfitters. After fielding countless questions from…

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Hidden Forest

Above: A tiger iron microbe fossil. Photograph by George Miller. As a kid, I thought “petrified forest” meant an actual forest of rock trees—just another childhood disappointment. Now, I step into…

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Made from Scratch

Above: Shrimp and grits. Right: Israel Rivera. Photographs courtesy of the Shop Breakfast & Lunch. Chef Israel Rivera is the head chef and owner of the Shop Breakfast & Lunch, in Albuquerque. The…

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Dance, Dance

Above: Rulan Tangen. Photograph by PauloT. RULAN TANGEN IS the founder, lead choreographer, and creative director of Dancing Earth, a contemporary indigenous dance-theater company. At 15, Tangen…

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New Mexico Magazine Wins Big

Above: We won gold for this beauty in the June 2018 issue. Photograph by the staff. We’re proud of every issue and consider our biggest award to be the readers whose loyalty has sustained New Mexico…

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Left, Right, Breathe

Above: Modeled on the labyrinth in France’s Chartres Cathedral, this one awaits by the doors of the St. Francis Cathedral, near the Santa Fe Plaza. Photograph by Stephen Bohannon. In Los Alamos, a…

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Yippee-Ki-Yi-Yay

Above: One of the few known portraits of Jack Thorp. Photograph courtesy of the New Mexico History Museum and the Guy Logsdon Collection. A LONE COWBOY RIDES ACROSS a desert landscape in darkness so…

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Press On

Above: Apple-growing, a long-standing tradition in New Mexico, drives the Hard Cider Industry in the state. Photographs by Sergio Salvador. AT 7 A.M. ON A SUNNY AUGUST Saturday in Los Ranchos de…

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