The Pecos Wilderness peaks |
Yesterday I flew home to Sacramento from the Mississippi Gulf Coast. The Taos-Santa Fe area is about halfway along a straight line between San Francisco and Mississippi's Coast. Flying and driving along this "transect" for the last forty-six years I've come to view this stretch of the earth as a spiritual pilgrimage.
I chose a seat on the north side of the plane so I might get a God's Eye view of the very special Sangre de Cristo Mountains I've explored with my Taos friend David. Here are the views I came away with.
West Spanish Peak in Colorado |
The Colorado Sangre de Cristos (left) and Spanish Peaks on the right |
Las Vegas, New Mexico |
Hermit's Peak near Las Vegas New Mexico which I climbed in 1971 with Larry McClintock |
The Pecos Peaks |
SE of Santa Fe possibly showing the E.T. Seton Ranch area |
Flying towards Gallup Area |
Last New Mexico view "Adios Land of Enchantment" |