The Reservation by bobrgallegos
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Description
This structure is called "Hlaukwima",(Southhouse) It is one of two structures at The Toas Pueblo in Northern New Mexico. The Stucture was built between 1000 and 1450 AD. Spanish Explorers arrived in Northern New Mexico in 1540 and believed that the pueblo was one of the fabled Golden Cities of Cibola. About 150 People still live in these Structures with no running water or electricity.
Comments (21)
NefariousDrO
Very interesting photo, where is this? really cool buildings.
Bossie_Boots
I agree very interesting looking place superbly captured !!
tennesseecowgirl
I am guessing this is New Mexico. I love the way the color pops out from the earth colored adobe dwellings. The framing to me is a bit overpowering, but great to see these historic buildings.
gonzojr
Awesome shot!
MrsLubner
Looks like this is truly lived in. A wonderful way to live. Also a wonderful photo.
djescapes
if the wind blows the right way, I can smell the heavenly aroma of the "enchanted" place;) Great photo
jeroni
Wonderful and very creative work
moochagoo
I have to go there this year :)
mariogiannecchini
Interesting place, even for the story! Really hard to believe that a number of people can still live in these conditions!Very beautiful photo !
bmac62
Fascinating.
neoexcello
Gorgeous composition. The colors dominate. Splendid building, very interesting. Warmly satisfying to know it's still thriving....unlike the ranch/barn photos.
dochtersions
Most beautiful photo-shot, and story behind it. p.s. Thank you so much for your friendship :)
danapommet
This is an amazing capture and I can't believe that I am looking at a 1000 year old design. This is a fantastic share and education for the folks that have found your gallery. Dana
Buffalo1
The Taos (Northern Tiwa)Tribe chose a beautiful backdrop for their home. It is wonderful that these Native Americans have preserved so much of their culture.
Faemike55
Great capture I'm glad as well that they have not modernized their area
junge1
Great capture!
kenmo
Incredible shot...
dakotabluemoon
A great piece of history here and i can not imagine being without water or electric u just as well live in a cave i guess.
alanwilliams
amazing, and so different to anything in my country
Richardphotos
beautiful shot
t.negroni
it' not an ordinary pic ; it really looks like a capture of the past. weel done.