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Mesa Verde National Park

Mesa Verde National Park
Mesa Verde, Spanish for green table, offers a spectacular look into the lives of the Ancestral Pueblo people who made it their home for over 700 years, from A.D. 600 to A.D. 1300. The park protects over 4,000 known archeological sites, including 600 cliff dwellings.


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I love the twisted trees		 Oak Tree House
Oak Tree House
New Fire House
New Fire House
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Paul Milholland03-Oct-2008 02:32
Brought back wonderful memories of a trip we took there when the boys were small.
Guest 03-Oct-2008 01:24
These are amazing! Really terrific and artistic job on your part!
fotabug02-Oct-2008 03:47
Well Done! makes a great slideshow
Barry Ailetcher01-Oct-2008 21:32
Outstanding Gallery loved looking at it
Ruth Voorhis01-Oct-2008 04:23
Excellent shots of this fascinating place, Nancy. You've given us a wonderful tour.
Rick 01-Oct-2008 03:04
Beautiful yet powerful images, excellent composition. Makes me wish I were there.
Jack Hoying01-Oct-2008 01:24
This is a place that I want to re-visit. We were there about 15 or 20 years ago, shortly after the "Long House Fire". You've got some really nice shots here.
Guest 30-Sep-2008 22:13
ood gallery Nancy, what history there is here!
paplvr30-Sep-2008 21:39
Wonderful exposures of a most fascinating place. I wonder about the architecture and how planned was it? Did someone draw it out on a wall? Its so intricate. Nice job. Linda S
Jeanne Newman30-Sep-2008 21:14
The tones are so perfect! What a lovely gallery - your compositions are so strong and nearly abstracted! Beautiful job!
Roger Bailey30-Sep-2008 20:46
Amazing place, empty for as long as it was lived in.
Bea.30-Sep-2008 20:23
You did a great job Nancy. What a fascinating place to visit and think about. It also makes you wonder what happened to these people, invaders, starvation, illness?
bill smith30-Sep-2008 20:22
Very nice Nancy,this is one place I still need to get to. Did you touch the bricks and wonder about the people that lived there and what their life was like? I know I always do. I collect Arrow Heads and some of them are over 9000 years old and when I hold them I wonder about who made them and how they helped them survive.
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