The Horno (Oven) by bobrgallegos
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Description
Hornos, pronounced (or,no) is a mud (adobe) built outdoor oven used by Native Americans and early settlers of North America. Originally introduced to the Iberian Peninsula by the Moors, It was quickly adopted and carried to all Spanish occupied lands. Thanks for stopping by.
Comments (42)
aksirp
perfect for a good bred and picture! every one should have a horno like this!
dochtersions
Amazing, Bob. Never seen something like that. It's a great culture what we see here.
Jay-el-Jay
A great shot and a great idea to have the oven outdoors rather than heating up the home during hot days.
Flint_Hawk
A very neat place!
blondeblurr
Oh, I love these ovens, we are trying to build one presently (more like a Pizza oven, but with similar functions) - it would also keep you warm on chilly nights, so close up against the Adobe? I also love those pots or urns ... wonderful image Bob, BB
mgtcs
Absolutely marvelous capture Bob, excellent work!
mairekas
Superb image!
junge1
A fantastic shot!
mariogiannecchini
Excellent shot and interesting infos !
Hendesse
Beautiful and interesting shot. Fantastic color contrast, textures and light.
Rob2753
I understand why as it is a hot climate and keeping heat out of the house is essential, you have a wonderful gallery and I could comment on every work but instead I will just feast my eyes :)
sossy
a pottery? interesting and special find also capture! ;o)