Guadalupe Mountains
Crossing New Mexico’s Guadalupe Mountains by Covered Wagon
Self portrait of Bernie’s new bull escape technique
Russell Gap
South of Hope, New Mexico
This week, mule Polly and I worked on our bull escape technique. It involves whiskey, limes and alfalfa hay. The story is coming.
Coming out of the Guadeloupes
Crow Flats, New Mexico
In the meantime click here for some hill thoughts….
Journey's End – and an Offer
Hitching-up-time (but not much longer). Outside Artesia, New Mexico.
Holy wagon tongue Pilgrims, it’s happening! Yep, together, we’ve traveled 2500 miles, 13 months, through 10 states and 4 seasons. We’ve cooked Kansas rattlesnakes, slogged through snow and gone down a mosasaur’s throat. And now our Canada to Mexico wagon voyage is coming to an end.
Mexico is coming into view. From here in Artesia, New Mexico it’s under 200 miles, or 4 weeks by wagon, away.
200 miles from… Continue reading
