California, USA
Apr 26, 2018
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Landing Snake River Canyon
Nearly 10-years to the day, history repeats itself in the opposite rotation.
LAX
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Ra Paulette's “Windows of the Earth” cave
What drives a man to carve orientate sandstone caves alone in the desert for his entire adult life?
It began with Ra Paulette's goal of healing his fellow Vietnam War Vets PTSD through tranquility. His first two caves were on public Bureau of Land Management land. Safety concerns arose and the state of New Mexico made him fill both in.
Not willing to give up, Ra Paulette approached the owners of Rancho De San Juan with an idea. For $12 an hour, he would create a new cave. The owners accepted his offer.
Of the 14 caves Ra Paulette created in New Mexico, only this one open to the public. What is it like on the inside? Cool, bright, and tranquil. Most importantly, it is temporary. The sandstone is still shifting. The cave may last another 100 years or another 6-months; it is impossible to predict.
Visit the website if you would like schedule a cave tour or book an overnight stay. Insider Tip: If you spend the night, the cave tour and breakfast are free.
Ojo Caliente, NM
Historic Microsoft Headquarters
Albuquerque, NM
Apr 3, 2018
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