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(Not recommended by AAA) HOW TO GET TO THE ALLEGED DULCE BASE OF NEW MEXICO. (at least to the entrance of a suspicious ranch adjacent to the north slope of Mount Archuleta on the Colorado side): - From Dulce, New Mexico, go east on Hwy 64 to the town of Lumberton. - From Lumberton, take the County Rd. 357 north. - Enter Colorado state line. - Keep going on County Rd. 357. - Go west on County Rd. 359 (Coyote Park Rd.) - Go west on County Rd. 542 (Montezuma Rd.) - Drive for about 8 miles. - Look for the Redding Ranch gate on the left side. -The Redding Ranch gate is located on County Rd. 542 and the Great Spirit Rd. - Look south. - You will see the "guard towers". - Mount Archuleta is to the south of this area. - If you want to enter the Redding Ranch, do it at your own risk. - The premises may or may not be guarded. - This entire area is owned by the Utes tribe. - If you are still alive, keep going south all the way on the Great Spirit Rd. towards the New Mexico side. - You will begin to climb the north slope of Mount Archuleta. - If you are still alive, with much luck, you may be able to find a hidden entrance somewhere there..... - BUT THEN AGAIN, THERE MAY BE NOTHING THERE.

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Years ago, I was opposed to staging for houses. I thought that it was a waste of money. Now I realize it is a differentiating factor. Stating a house allows people to see themselves there. People need to envision what it’s like to wake up turn off their alarm, brush their teeth, eat breakfast watch the Super Bowl. Are you in real estate? What are your thoughts on staging? #Realestate #RealestateInvestment #Growth #SmallBusiness #SocialMedia

Everything is connected. When communities are faced with issues like extreme drought, it's often nature that delivers a solution. We can learn a lot about the world around us by looking at the soil under our feet - or, how the plants along a riverbank help to clean water coming in and also prevent flooding. That's why the Foundation for America's Public Lands has invested important seed funding to help Western communities trouble-shoot growing pressures from drought. Whether it's putting tech to work in ranching communities, or supporting infrastructure and restoration, each little glimmer has a meaningful impact across the entire Colorado River Basin.

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🌟 Discovering Beauty Amidst Adversity 🏡 This stunning ranch property was recently affected by the polar vortex. Our dedicated restoration team was called in immediately by our restoration partner, Superior Restoration Services, to assess and salvage what we can. We’re now initiating the packout process. In our state-of-the-art facility, each item will undergo thorough cleaning and restoration. While the property is being rebuilt, we’ll securely store these treasures. And once ready, we’ll meticulously place everything back, just as it was. As leaks emerge and flooding begins in homes and businesses, we’re here to help. For large loss, commercial, or high-end residential needs - we’ve got you covered. #ContentsRestorationExperts #PolarVortexRecovery #DamageControl #PropertyRestoration #PackoutProcess #SalvageAssessment #HomeRebuild #CommercialRestoration #HighEndResidential #EmergencyResponse #ContentsRestorationServices #Contents #MyContents

After the Emancipation, Black Landowners acquired land and "passed" down the rights to the land to their heir as a means to building generational wealth. Essentially, this was not done through a formal judicial process and, today, we identify this as Heirs' Property (HP). HP is not only the leading cause of Black land loss but is also for other low-wealth groups such as Appalachian landowners. Come with us down memory lane and listen to some historical #lowcountry community members who've experienced the struggle with having Heirs' Property. https://lnkd.in/ecnHju_J #heirsproperty #landjustice

Great work folks! Trees and rivers belong together, and are an essential combo in efforts to restore our endangered populations of wild Atlantic salmon. From placing deadwood (as below) to planting riparian woodland, you can find out more about river restoration to benefit salmon in the Creating Riverwoods series: https://lnkd.in/gRMcWBq3

Look out for Curby, the City’s Stormwater Mascot, in this month's Kannapolis Matters! 🐢 Curby is a Eastern Box Turtle, which is the state reptile. Like many other creatures, Curby calls the beautiful lakes, rivers and streams of Kannapolis home. 💧 It is Curby's mission to protect his habitat and to educate everyone in Kannapolis about stormwater and how it can affect the environment. 🌍 Learn more about Curby in the March Kannapolis Matters: https://lnkd.in/dPDbVtdN