#bernalillo

[nmnomad]

When Coronado arrived, the Tiguex population was at its peak with more than 20,000 people settled along 30 miles of the Rio Grande. Kuaua was at the north end of their province. First settled in the early 1300s and occupied through 1600, the pueblo spanned 6 acres and featured approximately 1,200 surface dwellings and storage rooms, 6 underground ceremonial kivas, and 3 rectangular plazas.

[dreaminginthedeepsouth]

Mammatus clouds form over the Sandia Mountains, Bernalillo Co, NM. Photo: Bryan J Raymond (Jun 16, 2022)

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"How, indeed, could it be possible for a man, who is limited on six sides—by east, west, south, north, deep, and sky—to understand a matter which is above the skies, which is beneath the deep, which stretches beyond north and south, and which is present in every place, and fills all vacuity?" ~ St. Gregory the Wonderworker (c. 213-268)

[Thanks Ian Sanders]

[pogphotoarchives]

Sixth and Eight grade students in costume, Bernalillo Public School, Bernalillo, New Mexico

Photographer: William R. Walton Date: 1915? Negative Number: 001002

[aryburn-trains]

New Mexico Rail Runner Express new passenger equipment along with semaphores and jointed rail south of Bernalillo, NM. May 15, 2008

[julianscorpio]

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[railwayhistorical]

New Mexico Rail Runner Express—Part One of Four

I was able to ride this commuter railroad from top to bottom, and back, recently...

The first two images show where one boards the train at the northern terminus in Santa Fe. The third image has us in the town of Bernlillo—we’re riding on the mainline of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe at this point (having been on an historical branch line for a bit, and a newer one as well out of Santa Fe). The impressive mass of the Sandia Mountains can be seen in the background; Sandia Crest rises to 10,678 feet above sea level.

Three images by Richard Koenig; taken October 24th 2019.

[naturephilia]

Bernalillo, New Mexico, United States. Photo by Michael Farrell.

[the-witch-finder]

Any witches in Albuquerque, New Mexico?

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