October 19, 2007 Dansk tekst til venstre English text on the right Dagens baghave: Backyard of the Day: Taos Pueblo, Taos, Taos County, New Mexico Taos Pueblo is located in Taos, New Mexico.   Vi kørte til Taos, New Mexico, hvor vi besøgte Taos Pueblo, et indianer-samfund, som er et af de steder i verden, der har været længst beboet, og husene her er over 1000 år gamle. We drove to Taos, New Mexico, where we visited Taos Pueblo, an Indian community that is one of the world's longest inhabited places with houses over 1000 years old.     Indianerne i Taos Pueblo har stadig hverken elektricitet eller rindende vand. De bager i udendørs adobe-ovne, laver mad over bål, og henter vand i den å, der løber gennem landsbyen. The Indians living in Taos Pueblo still have neither electricity or running water. They bake in outdoor adobe ovens, cook over fire, and get water from the creek that runs through the pueblo.         San Jeronimo Kirke ~ Saint Jeronimo Church

Kirkegården ligger omkring ruinerne af landsbyens første to San Jeronimo kirker. The cemetery lies around the ruins of the pueblo's first two Saint Jeronimo churches.

Frokosten stod på indiansk stegebrød med sirup af fuglekirsebær, svinekødsgryde med rød chili, et stykke pinje-æble-sveske-tærte, bagt udenfor i adobeovnen, og masser af historier fra værten om livet i Taos Pueblo. Lunch was Indian frybread with chokecherry syrup, pork casserole with red chili, a piece of piñon-apple-prune pie, baked in the outdoor adobe oven, and lots of stories from the owner about life in Taos Pueblo.   Rød soltørret chili ~ Red sundried chili   Fuglekirsebær ~ Chokecherries

Camping/Boondocking Information We followed the Rio Grande down to Santa Fe, New Mexico, and are camping at Rancheros de Santa Fe Campground. We have stayed here before, and we love this park, not only because it is close to town, but also because the view can't be beat. We are paying $23 per night with AAA for partial hookups.   More New Mexico Travel Information Here YESTERDAY TOMORROW