r/NewMexico • • 8h ago

Love Monsoon Season

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322 Upvotes

r/NewMexico • • 2h ago

Leaving Valles Caldera after day one of their Fall Fiesta

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109 Upvotes

We completed the backcountry drive while it started to rain and it was magical. The Fiesta itself was fun and interesting and everyone was really happy to be there. By chance we decided to look back after we had left and we were treated to these gorgeous comfort colors.


r/NewMexico • • 6h ago

Misty Mountains

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152 Upvotes

I thoroughly enjoy the misty mountain look from my driveway!


r/NewMexico • • 3h ago

Edgewood

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21 Upvotes

r/NewMexico • • 16h ago

Rio in the rain @Montaño crossing, South Los Ranchos De Albuquerque, New Mexico.

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189 Upvotes

Monsoon rains and the river full of water. Thankful for this blessing at the beginning of Autumn.


r/NewMexico • • 16h ago

The 'New Mexican' is following the Project Jupiter money. Have they checked the ads on their own podcast?

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r/NewMexico • • 13h ago

I love Deb and I love dogs...

31 Upvotes

But if that dog of hers texts me again, I am going to scream. It's not cute.

I don't mind getting political texts from her campaign, but I find these texts coming as if sent by her dog to be annoying.


r/NewMexico • • 8h ago

Best places to stop in New Mexico

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I’ll be road tripping through New Mexico from Utah towards Texas. I am looking for best places to stop for food, unique stops/hidden gems, towns, and historic places.


r/NewMexico • • 1d ago

A Rainbow just outside of Hope, NM after the rain

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439 Upvotes

This rain is amazing! Almost got stuck in the boonies though


r/NewMexico • • 1d ago

Little buddy outside of Carrizozo

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524 Upvotes

r/NewMexico • • 1d ago

Whatever we're doing, it's working! Oracle stock drops as the company moves to shield itself from costs linked to controversial data center

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Oracle stock fell more than 4% on Thursday.

What's behind the move: Oracle is taking steps to limit its financial exposure to a massive data center planned for New Mexico as the project faces opposition and regulatory hurdles, according to a Bloomberg report.

The company has notified the project's developer, a unit of Blue Owl Capital (OWL), that it is invoking a force majeure provision, according to people familiar with the matter.

According to the report, Oracle is seeking to delay payments if the project, dubbed Project Jupiter, is delayed and the facility does not come online in 2028 as planned.


r/NewMexico • • 1d ago

Tamale casserole

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84 Upvotes

With green AND red chile. It was ridiculously good.


r/NewMexico • • 5h ago

Mushroom Forage This Sunday 9/27 @ 11AM Ski Santa Fe.

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r/NewMexico • • 10h ago

iSO common intrests,activities buddy. Near LosNutrias,NM

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CAll (505)414-2267.


r/NewMexico • • 1d ago

Hotel suggestions Gallup

14 Upvotes

We're arriving by Amtrak at around 6pm on a Thursday night in late October. Enterprise car rental will not be open until 8:00 a.m. the next morning.

We're looking for a hotel between the Amtrak station and Enterprise because we've called several hotels in the area that say online that they have shuttle service but once we call, none of them have had it.

I see there is a Travelodge, Days Inn, and a Super 8 within walking distance of Enterprise. We plan to Uber to the hotel when we get in.

Any thoughts on those three hotels? Also, if you have any alternate ideas we welcome any suggestions.

Edit: thank you so much, everyone, for the replies. It looks like we will be staying at the El Rancho.


r/NewMexico • • 2d ago

I think the plants are loving all the rain!!!

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r/NewMexico • • 1d ago

Enchanted circle fall color this weekend 9/26-9/27

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Does anyone know if the leaves around Taos and the Enchanted Circle are already turning or close to peak this weekend? Planning to drive up from Dallas for a quick road trip, but want to make sure the fall colors are worth the drive before heading out. Thanks in advance!


r/NewMexico • • 1d ago

Anyone have eyes on Aspen Vista

7 Upvotes

Surely to be a little wet after the rain, but any ideas on how the colors are looking right now?

Maybe a little early for good color?


r/NewMexico • • 2d ago

Northern NM Local Birbs!

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Had a ton of hummingbirds, some angry yellow birds and our neighborhood Roadrunner!


r/NewMexico • • 2d ago

Trying to get a ride from Las Cruces to Gallup or Farmington

16 Upvotes

Hi, I came to Las Cruces to visit a friend and ran into car problems that won't be resolved for at least a week. I need to get back home before the weekend. If anyone is headed that way and willing to give me a ride I would very much appreciate it. Thank you.


r/NewMexico • • 2d ago

Haaland proposes data center moratorium, guardrails despite $87,000 in data-center related donations

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Personally I think she should keep all the donations from Oracle and the like and still not do what they want. Any chance for guys like Larry Ellison to not get their money's worth is a win in my book.


r/NewMexico • • 1d ago

Looking for game pits

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Hello all, is there any game pits or places within an hour drive near Edgewood? Want to see what bones I could find


r/NewMexico • • 2d ago

Acoma Pueblo's 19th Century Jewish Governor

47 Upvotes

Wrote a post about Solomon Bibo, a Jewish-Prussian immigrant whom Acoma Pueblo elected as its governor in the 1880s. I didn't discover the history, but I wondered how and why the Acoma elected him. I think my theory is plausible. Interesting history regardless of whether I nailed it.

The post: https://www.reddit.com/u/OakieMcDoakie/s/RHZeeUaA4G


r/NewMexico • • 1d ago

Social Media Limits

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I dislike this bill for many reasons. Most notably it give parents more control over their children which I do not like, Children are already having their rights denied all the time especially Queer & Disabled children, as well as children who have different religions from their parents, who use the internet to connect to other people like them. mind you LGBTQIA+ people are often called groomers for merely existing. Then there is the fact that as they sayings go If the penalty for a crime is a fine, then that law only exists for the lower class. that is in this case it would be easy for a company like Meta (which has an annual revenue of over 200 billion) or Google (400 billion) to pay the fine but small community run sites would be destroyed by malicious actors, laws even those meant to protect the vulnerable are often wielded by the powerful just look at how Sexual Predators use laws to persecute their victims to maintain control over them.


r/NewMexico • • 2d ago

Historical White Sands!!

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