New Mexico’s Vast Promised Land and Its Ancient Pueblos
The piece extols New Mexico’s boundless territory and rich geology, citing its population near 490 000 and a near half billion dollar wealth. It praises the sunlit climate, military sanatoriums, and the famed Sandia Mountains, and notes the Pueblo town of Picuris facing erosion and cultural decline due to intermarriage. It also highlights low cultivation, vast irrigation hopes, and the region’s historic allure.
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