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Noel Olsen (opens the original)
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One might say Noel Olsen has a mountain soul with a Southern drawl, as she was born and raised among the piney woods of Texas. Northern New Mexico, however, has been woven into her life for many years. Her mother introduced her to the land and its remarkable blend of creativity, history and connection to its inhabitants. Although Northern New Mexico had long been familiar to Noel, it was after her children had grown that life began to slow its pace and she had the opportunity to truly experience
Only in Taos (opens the original)
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This fall, whether you are enamored by art, hot air balloons, or even a sweet piñon treat, the autumn Tis uniquely positioned to provide artisanal adventures for the family. Fall is a special time dedicated to honoring the land, harvest season and the fruits of labor. It highlights the artists, the craftmakers and the gifts of the soil. As the aspen leaves turn, visit each of these wonderfully unique Taos events to immerse yourself in the community. Prioritize exploring the outdoors and cultura
A Refuge Dedicated to the Land (opens the original)
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Home is not only where you spend your days, but an oasis amongst the turbulence of life. Nestled into the foothills of Angel Fire, you'll find a mountain wilderness home, set in the quiet and peace of the land. Uniquely located in Angel Fire, which offers a combination of natural beauty and year-round outdoor activities (namely skiing and gorgeous hiking) the 3 bed, 3 bath. 2,600 sq. ft. property is settled in the forest, just down the road from the ski area. It is shrouded in serenity, topped u
Jamie Clifford (opens the original)
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Upon arrival, some visitors are immediately drawn to the enchanting northern New Mexico landscape. For Jamie Clifford, it was instant. âI came in 2009 with a camera for a photography job at Ghost Ranch in Abiquiu,â Clifford said. âI fell in love with the light, the way shadows dance across the mountains and mesas, how adobe walls glow that soft pink in the evenings, and how monsoons give way to rainbows. Itâs pure magic.â Like so many before her, she felt pulled to the land. After two
Caring home among the vistas (opens the original)
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Even by Taos standards, 8 Painter Road is a truly rare property. Tucked away at the very end of a quiet dirt road, it offers a level of privacy and seclusion that is almost impossible to find today. The home sits in a beautiful meadow surrounded by sweeping mountain views, open skies and untouched natural landscape. One of the most extraordinary aspects of the property is that it borders Native American land, ensuring that the surrounding views and sense of solitude will remain protected for gen
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