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LOE Fly Fishing
Land of Enchantment Guides
Welcome! Land of Enchantment Guides is a fly fishing guide service, offering guided fishing trips in the Santa Fe, Chama, Taos and San Juan River areas.
Our experienced fly fishing guides can take you to fish on all types of waters - from large rivers to high mountain spring creeks and lakes, we have them all here in Northern New Mexico.
The Fly Fishing Outpost
Check out The Fly Fishing Outpost at Bishop's Lodge
Fishing gear and tours
Payne's Nursery
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Santa Fe Century is the first major cycling event in the spring in the Southwest. May provides an opportunity to shed the winter gear for some wonderful springtime riding in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
New Mexico Farmers Markets
The locals love the fresh local food and products and if you're visiting New Mexico, you will too!
David Dear Jewelry
David Dear is a Santa Fe, New Mexico jewelry designer and silversmith of Welsh, English, and Cherokee decent. His classic sterling silver and gold jewelry designs are now available here online, at his gallery in Arroyo Seco, New Mexico and at various retail stores and shows throughout the world.
Vote Anna Hansen for NM State Senate District 24
Anna Hansen, a dedicated County Commissioner, is running for the New Mexico Senate in District 24. Her track record speaks volumes – from paving roads to protecting our waterways, Anna has shown unwavering dedication to our community. Support Anna Hansen for Senate and move forward together towards a brighter, more sustainable future. Your vote for Anna is a vote for progress. Learn more at annahansensantafe.com and make your voice heard on Election Day!
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Nuclear Watch New Mexico
Welcome to the home on the web for Nuclear Watch of New Mexico. You will find here regularly updated information which will keep you informed on subjects such as Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL), the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant (WIPP), and a host of other subjects that pertain to nuclear New Mexico.
The Santa Fe Botanical Garden celebrates, cultivates and conserves the rich botanical heritage and biodiversity of our region. In partnership with nature, we demonstrate our commitment through education, community service and the sustainable management of our nature preserves and public garden.
Cerrillos Hills Regional Park
The Cerrillos Hills Historic Park is the preeminent tri-cultural mining region of North America, a cultural crossroads and a living teacher, a place of refuge and of learning, where all may be nourished by the rich historical and multi-cultural heritage. The Park offers to all who visit it, recreation, education and a renewed sense of connection to the land.
Gunnar Plake exhibits his fine art accelerated landscape photography in galleries around the country.
Santa Fe Culinaria Blue Corn Piñon (whole pine nuts) Pancake Mix has been on the market in specialty and gourmet food shops across Northern New Mexico since 1994. Made with heirloom Hopi Blue Corn! Made in Santa Fe - Blue Corn Pancake and Waffle Mix, varieties with pinon nuts and with cranberries
Custom Tours By Clarice is the premier Destination Management Company in northern New Mexico.
Great Southwest Adventures is Santa Fe's foremost experienced regional tour company, serving individuals and groups since 1998.
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Corundum
When is a sapphire not a sapphire? When it's red, because then it's a ruby! Both gemstones are a variety of corundum, a crystalline form of aluminum oxide, a mineral second in hardness only to diamond.Known in Sanskrit as Ratnaraj, the king of gems, rubies have been a treasured gemstone for centuries. The first reference of the stone dates back to 200 B.C., from the literature of the northern Silk Road where they were transported from China to Persia.Rubies have been used throughout history to adorn the armor, scabbards, harnesses, and crowns of nobles, kings, and queens. Until the 20th century, the ruby was thought to be more valuable than the diamond. It is the birthstone for July and the symbol for love, vivacity, power, and passion.Rubies are found in Tanzania, Kenya, Pakistan, Montana, North and South Carolina, and under the ice shelf in Greenland.Burma has always been known as the source of the deep pigeon blood ruby, the most prized color in the ruby world. However, due to the Burmese government's egregious human rights record, Congress passed the Block Burmese JADE Act in October of 2008. Although the U.S. did have a ban on the trade of Burmese gems, this measure closed an important loophole that had allowed the import of Burmese gems via third countries, such as India.The sapphire, most commonly known as a deep blue gemstone, actually has a fascinating range of color. Almost every color of the rainbow exists naturally in sapphires. A rare color-change sapphire exhibits blue in natural light and a violet-purple in artificial light.Some stones contain inclusions of small rutile needles that exhibit a property called asterism. This effect produces the "...star sapphire, displayed only in a cabochon cut, and can have six to twelve rays emanating from its center."The finest specimens of sapphire were mined in Kashmir, Northern India in the late 1800's to about 1920. Today they are imported from Eastern Australia, Sri Lanka, Madagascar, and are also found in Montana and North Carolina.September is the month of the sapphire. In legend and folklore the stone is said to work as an anti-depressant and act as an aid in telepathy, clairvoyance, and astral projection. So whether you are feeling a bit down, want to know what's going on, or feel the need to get the heck off the planet, a piece of sapphire jewelry might be just what you need!
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Ardoxsho Coin Pendant View Library Email Ardoxsho Coin Pendant
The Kushan Empire in what is now northern India is the source of this Ardoxsho coin which we have reproduced in sterling silver. Ardoxsho, goddess of wealth, is backed with a Shaka king who ruled circa 325-345 A.D. The coin is bezeled and beaded in 18kt gold. Approximate diameter: .75" Chain sold separately. See chains
Northern Lights Opal Drops View Library Email Northern Lights Opal Drops
Over 17 carats of Ethiopian opals shine like the aurora borealis, reflecting colorful bright light with each movement. Set in 18k gold, these drops bring beauty and sophistication to your jewelry wardrobe.