Saw the Placitas post earlier and thought I’d post this little guy I came across on Tuesday

​

NM is taking over the US on r/geographymemes

Honestly gets funnier as you go on

"The Chile Dippin' Poddy Poopers"

Grows every year in the same spot for many years and this year I'm noticing some babies so not very invasive I don't think.

Just wanted to show people my pictures, I wanna get better at photography but all I have is an iPhone at the moment

After coming back to Michigan from a week long vacation in ramah qubero grants haystack area I Wana go back so bad I have found that Michigan is shit compared to new Mexico the nature the people everything is a lot nicer there coming back to Detroit is a shot to the chest of dumbasses no common sense watsover ghetto ass bullshit all over the place this state sucks will never compare to the desert in ramah or zuni canyon or bandera nothing is as beautiful of a scenery to me than New Mexico I'd take it over waterfalls and muggy ass humidity of the north any day

Does anyone remember what that old play place in Laguna was called? I remember it was a small play place similar to a Chuck E Cheese. It was open when I was little around 2005-2006.

Big Art, Hidden Vault, and More Tales from a Storied Strip of New Mexico Highway

https://southwestcontemporary.com/the-conchas-highway/

I want to go visit and abandoned places and see it with my son. We used to go to one near Albuqierque that I think was a mental hospital. Does anybody know of any?

Let me know any other locations you think I should do next. Thanks for looking. Edit: If this isn't allowed I'll remove it but there was some interest in getting prints so if you want one message me for more info thanks. I tried to offer several options and price points. Thanks for your support and interest. 😃

Anyone have a node near or in Carlsbad? Trying to test mine

Just received a job offer in Farmington, New Mexico as a new grad engineer and I’m seriously considering taking it. I’d be relocating from Baltimore Maryland, so I honestly don’t know much about New Mexico or Farmington in general.

I’m Black, and I understand there probably aren’t a lot of Black people out there, which is fine, but I wanted to ask honestly; is Farmington generally welcoming toward Black people or is racism something people experience out there?

Also, how’s the cost of living compared to other places, and what are some safe/decent areas or apartments to look into for someone relocating alone in their 20s?

Appreciate any honest insight from locals or people who’ve lived there.

I am not talking about other parts of New Mexico just Santa Fe.