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1. Grand Circle Road Trip The area of the United States that includes northern Arizona, northwest New Mexico, southern Utah, and southwest Colorado is often known as the "Grand Circle" of the southwest. The Four Corners region of these states provide a concentration of some o...
2. Georgia O'Keeffe Posters, Prints, Fine Art Georgia Totti O'Keeffe - born November 15, 1887 - died March 6, 1986 - was a renowned American painter. She is affiliated with the American Southwest, a place she discovered artistic inspiration, and in particular New Mexico, the location she spent t...
3. Luminarias - A Christmas Tradition Luminarias (farolitos or lumniaries) have long been a tradition in the American Southwest. Even though the traditional "candle in a paper bag" is being replaced by "electric" luminarias, the tradition continues. The photo at the le...
4. Indian Clothing & Fabric Indian Clothing & Fabric American Indian clothing, Fabric, Clothes, Dresses. Indian Dress for Sale. Indian Clothing, Indian Dress Patterns. American Indian Clothing Store, Shop. Photo - Plains Indian Dress Pattern
5. Kirman Rugs-Kirman Carpets Kirman rugs and Kirman carpets are made in the Province of Kirman in Iran.
6. Sites and Attractions in Arches National Park Arches National Park is located right outside Moab, Utah, and actively preserves over 2,000 beautiful sandstone arches, like world famous Delicate Arch and Landscape Arch, as well as the strange rock formations like Balanced Rock and the gigantic Cou...
7. All About Kachinas Traditional Kachina Dolls are hand made by carving them from cottonwood trees. Storytellers describe how the spirits found in the world around us act. The Kachina Dolls embody those spirits. In our travels throughout the Southwest, my wife and I sho...
8. Day of the Dead Art This lens is a collection of Day of the Dead art found from across the Web. Celebrate and remember your loved ones and ancestors with some exuberant and irreverent art that laughs in the face of Death! Image courtesy of Hanoi Mark on Flickr.
9. The Mystery of Everett Ruess (Solved?) Artist and poet Everett Ruess was a wanderer, a loner, and a minimalist, who was also a prolific letter-writer. Each time he'd set out to explore the wild beauty of the southwest, Everett would pen long, extravagantly emotional letters to his pa...
10. CACTUS & COYOTE ~ Handcrafted Jewelry ~ Earthtones, Southwest & More! Welcome to Cactus and Coyote's lens!!  I hope you enjoy browsing ~ I offer   handcrafted jewelry with a Native American/Southwest theme.  I also offer earth-tone jewels and Swarovski Crystals. Come and check them out! I'm...
11. Bryce Canyon National Park Dark Reds, vibrant oranges, warm earth toned browns and whites combine like an artist's palette at southwestern Utah's Bryce Canyon National Park. The ampitheater area contains large geological rock formations called hoodos. A unique combination of w...
12. Canyonlands National Park Over millions of years, the Colorado River and Green River have been have been busy at work creating the wonderous Canyonlands National Park of southern Utah. Deep canyon crevices, high mesas, and winding rivers make for excellent photography, mounta...
13. Great Basin National Park There aren't many places in the world quite like Great Basin National Park that offer such drastic differences in scenery, nature and wildlife. The hot desert valley is contrasted with the conifer lined mountain peaks high above, along with the enigm...
14. Capitol Reef National Park The area of southern Utah desert known as Capitol Reef National Park is one of the newer discoveries in the United States, with paved roads leading to the park constructed only in the 1960's. The giant ripple of the Earth's crust known as Waterpocket...
15. "Thank God I'm a Country Girl!" RanchLady's Gallery at Zazzle Howdy! "Thank God I'm a Country Girl!" is a collection of fun original and unique designer graphics, created by artist C.E. Suthard, available on t-shirts, mousepads, bumper stickers, business cards, greeting cards, postage stamps, keychains, button...
16. Mesa Verde National Park Nowhere else in America can there be found such an intricate and telling glimpse into the past of the Ancestral Puebloan people than at Mesa Verde National Park. With hundreds of ancient cliff dwellings, the Puebloans found an ideal mesa that had pro...
17. Rockhounding for Fun and Profit: Finding What You Want A how to guide for collecting rocks used in making jewelry. This guide will tell you how and where to find them. Here you will learn some of the secrets that I've used as a prospector to find valuable material in the field for twenty-five years. By...
18. Southwest Art by Wendy Meg Siegel I absolutely love the Southwest. It's one of my favorite places to visit and to photograph. Within this lens you will find images of my Southwest artwork and products displaying these photo/mixed media paintings. In addition, you can choose to le...
19. Paid Focus Groups--Southwestern United States. - Just Updated Focus groups usually have a maximum number of individuals that they can allow to participate. Most of the listings here will ask you to email or call to provide certain demographical information (age, gender, occupation, income) to see if you are pa...
20. Who Were the Harvey Girls and What Did They Do? My wife and I have travel the Southwest by train and car. When we do, we often find ourselves dining in restaurants built by Fred Harvey. The Harvey Girls were women and sometimes children who traveled west on the railroads and went to work in the no...