More specifically, the East Fork of the Jemez River. For those of you that live almost anywhere
other than the Southwest you have a different vision of rivers than we do. I remember when we went over the Rio Grande
the first time. We went over the whole
river and kept driving thinking that what we just went over was a tributary of
the Rio Grande, nope, it WAS the Rio Grande, quite a disappointment. This year New Mexico is in its third year of
drought. I believe we have received
approximately 9” of precipitation over the last two years. Our average precipitation to start with is only
9” a year so you can imagine what the rivers or former rivers are looking like.
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Friday, May 24, 2013
Jemez Mountains
More specifically, the East Fork of the Jemez River. For those of you that live almost anywhere
other than the Southwest you have a different vision of rivers than we do. I remember when we went over the Rio Grande
the first time. We went over the whole
river and kept driving thinking that what we just went over was a tributary of
the Rio Grande, nope, it WAS the Rio Grande, quite a disappointment. This year New Mexico is in its third year of
drought. I believe we have received
approximately 9” of precipitation over the last two years. Our average precipitation to start with is only
9” a year so you can imagine what the rivers or former rivers are looking like.
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