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Artist-Potter Rspread a Love of Liter- Raven and Crow Instead Running to Freedom Gila Cliff Dwelling Kauai Page 11 Research Page 36 exposure Page 20 Arts & Leisure in Southern New Mexico JANUARY 2018 Volume 23 • Number 1 2 • JANUARY 2018 www.desertexposure.com www.SmithRealEstate.com Call or Click Today! (575) 538-5373 or 1-800-234-0307 505 W. College Avenue •PO Box 1290 • Silver City, NM 88062 Quality People, Quality Service for over 40 years! PRICE REDUCED A new home? 1500 W. KELLY ST. UNIVERSITY AREA – Becky - Ext 11 DOWNTOWN – ONE OF A PRICE REDUCED! - 4 or KIND! OWN A PIECE OF Becky - Ext 11 5 BEDROOMS! + 2 Baths, Becky - Ext 11 MIMBRES MANSION – with a greatWe view of Boston just Hill. This 3 found ours! 5 BR 3 BA house + extra guest- Becky - Ext 11 BR 2 BA home is easy to button up and HISTORY! This 2-story 4 BR 2 BA Large Jacuzzi in its own atrium-style brick is one of the only homes along room. 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MLS# 34738 • $245,000 Tons of great living space in this home. 4th bedroom being used as a library/offi ce currently. Private backyard patio with lots of trees for privacy. MLS# 34286 • $499,000 Two, thermostatically controlled, programmable Southwestern territorial custom home and pellet stoves make this home very cozy in the compound perched above Sapillo Creek. This colder months. Move In Ready! Lots of square custom home boasts 4 kiva fi replaces, Santa MLS# 34926 • $315,000 footage for the price, here! Take a look! MLS# 34934 • $124,500 Fe style fi nish with saltillo tile throughout. Wonderful executive-style home right next to the MLS# 34940 • $154,000 Strategically placed windows and decks golf course. Technically a 2 bedroom however, RENOVATED 3BD/1.5BA HOME IN SILVER capture the beauty of the surrounding scenery. there is a huge bonus room that would make a This is an adobe ranch home with baked HEIGHTS, CENTRALLY LOCATED. All new The detached 1200 sq ft shop could be great 3rd bedroom. In addition, there are two other adobe brick exterior on a corner lot. Beautiful converted into a separate home with it’s own large living areas, formal dining room, eat-in kitchen paint & laminate fl ooring, newer furnace, with solid-surface countertops, master suite with fl ooring throughout most of the home. Easy deck. Plenty of other storage buildings dot the windows, & stucco. Light & Bright, with well kept grounds, all bordering Gila National huge walk-in closet and tons of storage. The park- low maintenance landscape in the front and Forest and the pristine Sapillo Creek running like 1.75 acre lot features two carports, numerous MLS# 34462 • $33,900 bonus area for an offi ce. Workshop, storage, room for your RV or Boat and extra vehicle in through the property. You can fi sh on your fruit trees and some of the most amazing views This lot has many home sites that would be easy to very own property, a rarity in southwest New around. Property has city water in addition to a well xeriscaped front yard & large terraced the back. Two storage sheds and tasteful rock develop with wonderful views in all directions. Take a Mexico. Lake Roberts is within minutes of this for watering. With over 3400 s.f. and a price of look at this lot, you won’t be sorry! backyard. wall give the yard some privacy. dream home! $315,000, there is a lot to offer for the money. DESERT EXPOSURE JANUARY 2018 • 3 PUBLISHER Richard Coltharp Contents 575-524-8061 [email protected] EDITOR 3 ABOUT THE COVER • Braceros Celebrated prose and art Elva K. Österreich Historic project highlighted in art and talk 575-680-1978 18 ARTS EXPOSURE • Gallery Guide [email protected] 5 GUEST COLUMN • Keep Wilderness Quiet Area arts venues listed Flyover training questionable choice for Gila ADVERTISING 19 OFF THE SHELF •Las Peregrinas in Las Cruces COORDINATOR 5 LETTER • Street Names History Corrected Three women poets visit borderland areas Pam Rossi 575-635-6614 Dick Gilmore is not the only one [email protected] naming Deming roads 20 RISING TO THE TASK • Gila Cliff Dwellings Research ADVERTISING SALES Past, more recent and future Silver City 6 GUEST COLUMN • Be Thankful for the Noise Ilene Wignall 575-313-0002 Military jets are the sounds of freedom by Kara Naber [email protected] 7 EDITOR’S NOTEBOOK • Standing Like a Superhero 22 PUBLISHER’S NOTEBOOK •Snow DISTRIBUTION What would Batman do? by Elva K. Österreich Emotional When winter weather changes COORDINATOR your attitude by Richard Coltharp Teresa Tolonen 575-680-1841 8 ON SCREEN • By the Sweat of Their Brows [email protected] Fort Bayard winter lm series focus on mining life 23 TALKING HORSES • It Doesn’t LAYOUT AND DESIGN 8 HISTORY TRAILS • Fort Bayard Tours Have to be Like This Stacey Neal and Monica Kekuewa Explore with the Fort Bayard Historic Equine accidents preventable Preservation Society by Scott Thomson COLUMNISTS Fr.
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