We spent a glorious weekend in a private house at Ojo Caliente.
We went up on Saturday morning and came back tonight.
Most of the spa pictures were taken in bathing suits,
and I won't inflict them on you.


started our marathon hike!

some confusion about which, and I
am too tired to look on a map to settle the name.

The hill in the backgroud is the one that we hiked up,
then walked around the back of it to get to the Posi
ruins on the mesa.

Posi tribe. It is tradition if you find a pot
shard, it should be placed in a spot of
honor, and we are placing a shard here.

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