You’re looking at the lower slopes of Taos Mountain, sacred to the people of Taos Pueblo. Sometimes a photo is all you need, and I can just shut up.
No Condos

Telephoto shot from darkest Llano Quemado
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That’s the place to be — in July.
But the view out your window every day . . . best in America.
I shot this outside about 150 yards south of the house, but you have a point on both those issues.
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