So after touring the pueblo under the direction of a cute, knowledgeable young man (aren't all youngsters cute?), we did some shopping and eating. It is absolutely essential that Fry Bread with honey be eaten at every opportunity which Wild Thing, a pueblo dog named Rollie and I did. Yum!
We visited the studio of artist David Gary Sauzo. He paints vividly colored scenes of the pueblo and Taos area. Luckily, Mr. Sauzo was at the studio and we got to talk with him about his art--inspiration and techniques, how he promotes his work and his children. "Pueblo Stars" is now a part of my art collection!
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| Acrylic on handmade paper. |
It was time to leave Taos and continue on to our destination, Canon City, Colorado.
Looking for Highway 64 we found this local cemetery (believe me I am not obsessed with cemeteries). Doesn't it looking like a picture from the Old West? There was even a gentleman tending the graves. After a little wandering and backtracking we found Highway 64 and were on our way to Angel Fire, Eagle Nest, and Cimarron, and the treat of beautiful mountain scenery.
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