High Road Art Trail

Charmed

10/22/2020

I don’t need to tell any of you about the times we’re living in, these unexpected Covid days and weeks and months. I feel that while we’re all living in this collective nightmare, our culture has descended into depression. I certainly feel it. I grieve for all those families who have lost loved ones

The Española Valley, Part 2, Española

09/15/2020

Photo: Anasazi Farmland, Jemez Mountains 1982, Paul LogsdonThis is the second part of a two part story. Here is a link to the first part: http://high-road-artist.com/17288/southwest-history/the-espanola-valley-part-1/Photo: Bob EkertAs written by Camilla Trujillo in, Images of America, Española, “…

The Española Valley, Part 1, Ohkay Owingeh Pueblo

09/10/2020

Photo: Bob PeachI first thought about writing this post because I had to go down to the hospital in Española to get my first Covid test. I’m fine, I’m just having a procedure next week that requires I be checked first.So I thought I’d swing by Chimayó Rocks to take a few photos that I didn’t get the

Chimayó Rocks, Española, New Mexico

08/29/2020

NOTE: Nearly all of the photos used in today’s post were pilfered from Chimayó Rock’s website and one, the moving out/packing photo, was shot for the “Albuquerque Journal” by Eddie Moore.Do you remember the story I told you earlier about Chimayo Rocks, the wonderful rock shop I discovered in Español

Saying it Out Loud

05/25/2020

I want to tell you a story about love and family and belonging. I didn’t fit in mine, my family. Like so many of us who were born skewed, a bit off, I was alien to them. I was born an artist and I think, by nature, most artists are different. We seem to be wired for the lives we must live in order t