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This is a time-lapse video of my drive from Farmington to Chama last week through the Jicarilla Apache Reservation.

The music is performed by a guy I went to high school with. Before getting into Indian and ethnic flutes, he w as a heckuva Trombone player.

I also did a time-lapse up and down Cumbres from Chama. I'll post that one soon.

Thank you!
Again

Thanks for sharing the time-lapse of the Farmington-to-Chama run. That's the prettiest -- and loneliest -- leg of my nine-hour drive to Chama from Phoenix. While I like the scenery of that stretch, I'm always anxious by then to finish it to get to Chama in time for supper with other folks arriving for the work session.
p.s. I hear it's a good idea to obey the speed limit when crossing the reservation.

Paul Davenport wrote:Thanks for sharing the time-lapse of the Farmington-to-Chama run. That's the prettiest -- and loneliest -- leg of my nine-hour drive to Chama from Phoenix. While I like the scenery of that stretch, I'm always anxious by then to finish it to get to Chama in time for supper with other folks arriving for the work session.
p.s. I hear it's a good idea to obey the speed limit when crossing the reservation.

Speed limit? I thought that was just a suggestion.

Jason Rose wrote:

Paul Davenport wrote:Thanks for sharing the time-lapse of the Farmington-to-Chama run. That's the prettiest -- and loneliest -- leg of my nine-hour drive to Chama from Phoenix. While I like the scenery of that stretch, I'm always anxious by then to finish it to get to Chama in time for supper with other folks arriving for the work session.
p.s. I hear it's a good idea to obey the speed limit when crossing the reservation.

Speed limit? I thought that was just a suggestion.

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