A Cave, Dunes, and Petroglyphs- A Photo Essay
Thank you for reading this week’s post on a cave, dunes, and petroglyphs. Hope you like the photos!
We visited Carlsbad Caverns National Park. It was like the Florida Caverns, multiplied by a zillion. Eerie, fantastic, fantasmic, wonderful, unearthly- I could go on but the point is made. We spent three hours in the caverns, three unforgettable hours. Our only disappointment was that the bats had not yet arrived.
A stunning three-hour drive through a mountain range brought us to Alamogordo.
After stopping to visit the world’s largest pistachio statue, we went to White Sands National Park. It’s just as fantastic as the caverns, in a totally different way- blasting sun, blowing sand, heat, wind, light. Lots of people there, having fun in the dunes. We took some hikes, then headed to see the petroglyphs.
Three Rivers petroglyphs site has thousands of symbols etched onto rocks. A short hike brings one to them. Counters can try to keep track of how many they’ve seen. The number will be large.
Today’s plan is for a drive to another part of New Mexico and some new adventures. Be here to see them next week- same time, same channel!
Thank you for reading this week’s post on a cave, dunes, and petroglyphs!
Life is great and I love life!
Every day is a blessing. Don’t waste it- Go fishing! or take a trip!
John Kumiski, author of Fishing Florida by Paddle- An Angler’s Guide
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