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State Road 337, Manzano Mountains, New Mexico
State Road 337 (NM 337) is a state highway in the US state of New Mexico. Its total length is approximately 29.7 miles (47.8 km). NM 337's southern terminus is at NM 55 east of Tajique, and NM 337's northern terminus is north of the village of Tijeras, at Interstate 40 (I-40). Heading south, NM 337 winds through the scenic piñon-juniper hills and canyons of the Manzano Mountains. Tiny farming villages along the way date back 300 years to Spanish Land Grants.
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Tijeras, New Mexico
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Tijeras is a village in Bernalillo County, New Mexico, United States. The population was 465 at the 2020 census. It is part of the Albuquerque metropolitan area.
Edgewood, New Mexico
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Edgewood is a town in Santa Fe County, New Mexico, United States. Through annexations, its town boundaries now extend into Bernalillo and Torrance counties. Although in Santa Fe County, Edgewood is geographically closer to Albuquerque than to the city of Santa Fe. The town's population grew 97% between 2000 and 2010, from 1,893 to 3,735
Moriarty, New Mexico
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Moriarty is a city in Torrance County, New Mexico, United States. The population was 1,946 at the 2020 Census. It is part of the Albuquerque Metropolitan Statistical Area. Moriarty is about ten miles east of Edgewood, New Mexico, and shares a school district with the town, despite them being in separate counties (Edgewood is in Santa Fe County).
Estancia, New Mexico
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Estancia is a town in Torrance County, New Mexico, in the United States. As of the 2020 census, the town population was 1,242. It is the county seat of Torrance County. It lies to the southeast of Albuquerque and is part of the Estancia Valley. The town is also located near the Manzano Mountains to the west, providing a geographical landmark.
Salinas (salt flats), New Mexico
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Early New Mexicans standing on the crests of the Manzano Mountains looking to the east would have beheld a vast lake system. The water levels in these lakes waxed and waned over the millennia - sometimes being as deep as 400 feet and sometimes being completely dry. The valley had no outlet, so runoff from melting snowpack would fill the lakes during the spring, and the hot sun would evaporate s...
Willard, New Mexico
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Willard is a municipality located in Torrance County, in the central part of the state of New Mexico, USA. It lies south of the town of Moriarty and southeast of Albuquerque. Situated in the Estancia Basin, it is part of the sparsely populated area characterized by high desert terrain.
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U.S. Highway 180 New Mexico northbound
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U.S. Highway 180 New Mexico northbound
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Silver City, New Mexico, 180 northbound
Santa Rita open pit copper mine, New Mexico
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Santa Rita open pit copper mine, New Mexico
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Silver City to Pinos Altos, New Mexico
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Silver City, New Mexico 180 southbound.
Cool place
At the end of the last ice age, it was covered with water. The whole Estancia Basin was an inland sea. The Salinas aren't far from Willard.
Not long enough.
The video or the season? Short videos are limited to 60 seconds by RUclips.
@@robertsmith2419 Having grown up in Albuquerque, fall is never long enough. This time in New Mexico is by far my favorite time of year. I do wish the video was longer, guess I just can't get enough. I really appreciate the footage either silent or soft music or talking. Please take my comments as constructive. Fantastic video. Thank you!
@elosogonzalez8739 Thank you. I also think fall is the best time of year. I uploaded fall colors in Colorado a year or so back. It's a long video. I believe my wife and I talked on that one. Two old coots.
@@robertsmith2419 62yrs. Old myself. Now life is about enjoying every day.
@@elosogonzalez8739 This is a link to the Colorado fall colors. ruclips.net/video/AqpwyJqVxvw/видео.htmlsi=LRhvnlqELiGVIfYl
Nice town
Thank you!
Exciting
I don't know about "exciting" but it is a welcome sight after having driven across the remnants of a dried up prehistoric lake now called the Plains of San Augustin. Home of the Very Large Array and a few Pronghorns.
Thank you for the wonderful video. I'll always cheer for you. 😎👍👍👍
Thank you very much.
Awwwe there is Presbyterian Hospital were I use to work ....😅
And, where I have been a patient!
I haven’t seen a lot of this part of the country. I found this video interesting and I appreciate seeing it.
Thank you, and thanks for watching.
Lots of room for the homeless
There are too many ghosts.
Yeah, give them free housing then give them free food. Free medical care repair. Everything that gets torn apart shouldn’t cost very much at all to fill that place up with homeless people.
@kerrygibbs8198 well why not start with homeless families American citizens of course and have small manufacturing in there so they can have jobs,no drugs no freeloaders .it will over time help them reclaim their lives and bring the town back.
Moto Guzzi rally in Datil this coming weekend.
That sounds like fun.
@@robertsmith2419 $50 fee gets you meals for 2 days and a chance to win a bike.
Looks like that would be a beautiful drive to take. Thanks for sharing. 😊 have yourself a lovely Sunday.
Thank you! You too!
A quiet town.
It sure is.
Where can I find the measurements, or if you can tell me
A king-sized quilt measures 108 inches by 95 inches. Our blocks ended up being 9 inches after they were sewn together. 12x9 equals 108" and 10x9 equals 99, which is 4 inches over standard size. It takes 120 blocks. The cloth is 11"x11", the batting was 9" squares. We used electric scissors to clip the 1" to make the rag portion. I played out the quilt pattern in Photoshop, but you can use graph paper and color the blocks for whatever pattern you like. Each block is a stack of 3. Flannel, batting, and cloth. You leave the batting at 9 inches because it won't fray after being clipped. I have other quilt videos on RUclips. Maybe one of those will provide some more information. I will try to answer any questions you may have.
Gorgeous
Thank you.
Wow
Thanks for watching.
Germinating them seems harder than the annual varieties.
They need light and moisture to germinate. Best sown and pressed into moist soil and not covered. Also, the seeds can be sprinkled onto a damp paper towel, put into a zip lock bag, and then stored on top of the refrigerator until they germinate.
Need a Starbucks in Grants N.M.
Try Mt. Taylor Coffee Co.
Thx for taking videos of New Mexico.
It is my pleasure. We love New Mexico.
What are you doing their ?
Passing through only.. My sister used to live there.
Those are some beautiful birds.
I think so too!
Went right by Sparky's, didn't even turn the camera to the left...
Didn't know about Sparky's. What is it?
A very famous, and quite funky restaurant, it's to the left of your thumbnail. Just google Sparky's and Hatch, it'll come straight up. 115 Franklin St, Hatch, NM 87937
@robertstout6980 Thanks, next time I am there, I will have to try the world famous green chile cheeseburger.
Looks like a nice place.
It is!
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Where was this by that’s awesome
Near Ramah, NM
Coopers Hawk.
We had a nesting pair for quite a few years, and I'm not sure what happened to them. I noticed that hummingbirds also nested here more during that time frame.
Parabéns trabalho perfeito
Thank you.
I really enjoyed seeing your Singer 66 Red Eye. She is beautiful! I too have one and I just love her. I believe she is a 1927 and has been very lovingly used. She doesn’t have her shine and she is missing part of her decals, but she is beautiful to me.❤Would you be able to tell me what kind/number of the needle I would need for her. She only came with the one. I would just be sewing with cotton fabric and I am hoping to be able to make a small quilt with her.
The Singer 66 takes a class 66 bobbin and a 15x1 needle. Singer recommends that you use only genuine Singer sewing machine needles in your Singer sewing machine. By using genuine singer needles, your machine will perform to its fullest potential. Sizes Available/Size Guide: Size 70/9 - For sheer knits and synthetics (the thinnest needle for the thinnest fabrics) Size 80/11 - For lightweight knits and synthetics Size 90/14 - For medium-weight knits and synthetics (the general purpose needle - most popular) Size 100/16 - For heavy-weight natural woven fabrics Size 110/18 - For heavy-weight knits and synthetics (the thickest needle for your thickest fabrics)
Singer machine needles are a universal fitting (sometimes called flat sided needles, 15x1, 130/705 H, HAx1, 2045, 2020 are all the same needle fitting) and are made to fit all sewing machine brands Singer, Brother Janome, Bernina, Pfaff, Husqvarna, Elna, Toyota and others.
So this must show the route to Albuquerque.
It shows part of Insterstate 40, which goes through Albuquerque.
@@robertsmith2419 Ah, yes, I know. Kinda obvious.
Looks a lot likeGallup, which is a real shithole, only larger.
Recommend to anyone who lived in Grants, Milam or McKinley County since 1950 have themselves checked out for cancer or other effects of radiation injuries from the old uranium mining there. Higher than normal rates of cancer and thyroid diseases exist in those areas. Many people have died over the years from that exposure that, for the most part, was ignored. People who stood up to the mining businesses were marginalized or harassed out of the town. However, that has changed some and people are starting to stand up to them. Might be too little too late.
Does buganvillea survive the winter in New Mexico? Or do you bring it inside for the winter?
We bring it into our sunroom during the winter. We have experienced temperatures as low as -16 degrees Fahrenheit. The sunroom doesn't drop below 40 degrees. Bougainvillea does survive outside in New Mexico at 150 miles farther south of Albuquerque.
Hello Sir. I like Your Video. Can I Talk to you Personally?
How can I help you?
I live here but it’s very dry we barely get any rain
Get lots of wind instead.
Thank you for sharing! I subscribed.
Thanks for subbing!
I wish there was sound.
Rules, it seems strange that you can make a video of a town where everything in it was created by someone else. You can't make a video in a National Park where everything was created by God and put it on RUclips without getting a license. You can't include copyrighted music without a license. You can play RUclips music in the backgroud all day long, but it stops playing in the background if you start a RUclips video unless you use two different devices to play each one, which is what I do, I just turn the volume down on the video and listen to music I like on my earbuds. Some people don't like the music that is available for free, some prefer nothing at all. The video had sound that I took out, the sound of the engine, and the sound of the radio playing copyrighted music for which I had no license.
Looks awesome ! Any details you can share? Rough dimensions? Wood type? Your sheathing choice?
The floor is 8' x 10'. We used zip panels with board and batten over that. The wood came from Wallatowa (Jemez Pueblo, NM). Mostly Ponderosa Pine with some Douglas Fir. I drew the plans with Sketch Up (the free version with a timber frame plug in). My laptop crashed, so I no longer have the plans and don't remember all of the dimensions.
On second thought, I believed it was 8 x 12. No permits are required here if under 120 square feet.
Nice, thank you. ‘a timber frame plug in for Sketch Up’, interesting.
@user-ul8ow1xc5q You're welcome. Sketch Up is no longer free, and neither is the timber frame rubies written by Clark Bremmer. It was a pretty steep learning curve, but plenty of RUclips videos were available at the time. Most are now outdated, and the instructions are no longer valid. The last time I checked, Sketch Up was expensive, and the company that bought it from Google was discouraging third-party plug-ins. I think Clark now sells his ruby script for $20.00 along with an instruction booklet. It all worked well for me, and I doubt if I could have done it otherwise.
NM 152 going up the west side of Emory Pass.
Good eye.
@@robertsmith2419 Great road for motorcycles.
I could look at this river all day long ❤
Thanks for the comment.
Какие красивые работы-просто прелесть.Руки золотые,удачи.
Thank you very much.
Very beautiful, I have a yellow flowering one too. 😊
Thank you, the ones in our sunroom are just now beginning to bloom.
I lived in Grants from 1962-1977.
These are beautiful
Thank you.
Nice
Thanks
Hola donde puedo ver la echa la explicación completa gracias
I can try to answer any questions you may have, but there aren't any specific instructions.
chill ride
71 degrees during the day 47 degrees at night.
Hi Robert, how were the roads headed up there? The property that the generator building sits on will soon be up for sale if you know anyone interested! 100+ acres.
We drove the side by sides through El Valle Largo and the roads had been recently graded by a rancher who had got a new lease on grazing rights, so they were in decent shape. The road up to the tower is steep but okay. I am not sure where the generator is located.
@@robertsmith2419 The generator building is white and Orange and is in your video near the lookout tower. 61 painted on the roof. Thank you for replying!
We definitely love our small town
We enjoyed our visit, and we will be going through there again next month.
Thank you for the video. I noticed you used a lit if mortis and tennon joinery. Would half-laps have worked as well? Half-laps seem easier, but your work looks great and seems stronger, maybe.
Thank you for the comment. Mortises are more difficult to make without a mortising machine but I do believe it to be stronger as green wood tends to warp and twist. This twisting locks the tenons in a mortise fairly tight.
@@robertsmith2419 oh that makes perfect sense. Thank you!
Precious
Thank you.
@@robertsmith2419 most welcome
I have an 87 Rockwood that I would love to repaint. ✌️❤️🇺🇸
It was a lot of work, and not being inside was a challenge.
@@robertsmith2419 I have a few things I have to do to get"stella" running. IE: fuel pump. But I can't wait to get her going!
Oh my. That's my yard. We lived at 9907B Mississippi Street. We must have moved away not long before you moved into 9907A Mississippi Street. We had just left for Kadena AB, and you had recently returned from Kadena AB. Looks like you posted this video just a few weeks ago. Today I just happened to do a random search of Oscoda on your tube and, eureka!
Small world, isn't it? Did you happen to move into our old compound in Kadena Circle?