The first right that accesses the Taos Plateau north of US 64 on US 285 is marked Wind Mountain. TP 178 if memory serves. Barely a mile in I spied a ramshackle corral in six inches of new snow. Corrals, as you know by now, draw me like Manchego cheese to Marcona almonds. And as a bonus beyond the corral sat this well worn abode. That sky didn't hurt either.
Corral close up.
Sheepherding adventures to grace these pages shortly.
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What captivating introductory photographs to your sheepherding journey with Cuba! Both the bright, intense color photographs, as well as the black and white shots of the cabin and corrals give a sense of the wide open, deserted spaces that define a sheepherder's space in the world. Thank you for embarking on this journey. It is a gift.
Thanks as always, Daryl. That deserted homestead is right in your backyard maybe 2-3 miles north of the Chile Line Cafe.
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