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The community owned Old School Gallery is much more than an art gallery showcasing the work of local artists!
It also serves as a community center that has drawn together the locals from a 500 square mile area, in friendship and creativity. Friends and neighbors join together for morning yoga and tai chi, stage plays, musicals with local actors, art classes, workshops, dances, concerts, movie nights, potlucks, crafts fairs, open mic night, digital arts exhibit, a May Day Renaissance Festival, and the list goes on and on. An old fashioned sense of community spirit is alive and well in El Morro Valley, Thanks to our Old School Gallery.
This intangible quality is seen in the warm greetings between the wait staff and diners at the Ancient Way Café, and felt in the sincere interest locals take in a visitor’s journey to the area. There’s an overwhelming sense of community and concern that is such a big part of an area only a few square miles in size. (From the Gallup Journey)
"We leave a piece of our hearts here in El Morro, and we depart with gratitude for our new friends who provided an experience of coming home to a place that we didn't even know was home, but in fact, turned out to be just that."
Dec. 22, 2014 by Righteousbruin |
The Road to 65, Mile 23, A Very Full Solstice, Part 1 - |
July 2014 by Tim Amsden |
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November 2014 by Lucia Amsden |
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October 2010 Billy Von Raven |
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June 2010 The Wanderers |
Pasó Por Aquí -
Get a sense and feel of life along the Ancient Way, through the written words of those who have lived or “Pasó Por Aquí, (passed through here) over the last 475 years.
April 2010 Mary & Keith |
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March 2010 Kathy |
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August 2009 Maxwell Von Raven |
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July 2009 Kevin Buggie |
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September 2008 Frank & Vicky |
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August 2008 Frank & Thomas |
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June 2008 Rasheed Al ha Fairfield |
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May 2008 Rasheed Al ha Fairfield |
Wild Spirit Wolf Sanctuary |
March 2008 Rene |
Paso Por Aqui . . . Exploring New Mexico’s El Morro National Monument |
November 2007 Allen & Pat |
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April 2007 WildSpirit |
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Summer 2006 Jane Lindskold |
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March 2006 Frank DeFrancesco |
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D. M. Larson |
Don Juan de Oñate’s Inscription on Inscription Rock in 1605
The enchantment grew as everyone climbed onboard the hay wagons and we rolled slowly down the ridge through the landscape bathed in the light of the full moon with song and laughter floating in the air.
Ancient Way Cafe Staff and Visitors -
Photo by Glenn Dixon -
Pedro de Castañeda's Journal in 1540 to 1542 |
Conquistadors conquer the Southwest - |
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Broken Links
Enchantedlands.org website is a free community service that offers categorized collections of hundreds of web links to other websites about the El Morro Valley Area. Many websites and web pages are continually changing their web addresses or completely disappearing from the web. This causes a broken link that leads to a "dead end" or to a completely different website that has subsequently assumed that web address. The weblinks on this website are updated infrequently, so you may encounter numerous broken links. We apologize for this inconvenience.
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