"My Strange New Mexico" is a blog featuring extended versions of the popular weekly column of the same name.
Mystrangenewmexico.com explores the state of New Mexico's strangest history, lore, news, and more. From sightings of giant flightless owls to the Roswell Incident, from a secret hideway for pedophile priests to a hollowed-out mountain full of the teachings of L.Ron Hubbard, "My Strange New Mexico" explores it all...and what it finds is pretty interesting.
The town of Red River lies high in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains of northeastern New Mexico’s Taos County—8,650 feet above sea level—and yet it is still thousands of feet below the pine- and fir-covered peaks that surround it. Barely 100 mile...
The sun has long ago set on the New Mexico desert, and the night’s blackness has clamped itself onto every stunted tree, every shock of sagebrush, and every sandy rise. Owls, crickets, and coyotes sing unseen from the cooling shadows, and their ...
Prehistoric forms of cellulose were made by cyanobacteria, the blue-green algae and bacteria still found in almost every conceivable habitat on land and in the oceans, which is known to have been present on Earth 2.8 billion years ago....
Ah, back to school. That one time a year when, well, actually for most of you it doesn't really mean anything. For the rest of us, me included, all it means is that we're going to have to get back to work soon and stop sitting around playing online p...
Apparently Roswell has still got it. According to both the city and the International UFO Museum and Research Center the 2008 Roswell UFO Festival was a “big success.” On the IUFOMRC front attendance for their Roswelalien Experience we...
Let’s play a game. I’ll start. What do infectious waste, MRSA, unions, data entry errors, and bees all have in common? Nothing good, I’ll tell you that. They’re all part of a continuing series of confusing, frustrating, and disgusting setback...
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Bea SalazarI have read some of the articles listed and find them
very amusing. I would like to find an article on the
huge snake found in the Malpais area near Carrizozo by
Juan Baca and Miguel Gonzales. Article appeared in the
Roswell Daily around 1960. It also appeared in a Sports
Magazine as "The worlds greatest liars". Of course, it
turned out to be a hoax...it had all the citizens in the
area really terrified.
Dave Franklinfascinating stuff
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