Check it out! Sometimes when I don’t have a fresh image for the day, I go to the vault. Today’s image, taken in San Cristobal very close to this date in 2001, shows where we lived when we first moved to New Mexico in late ‘99. That’s one unusual adobe building, since torn down…
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It looks lovely. Why did they tear it down?
We bought an adobe-built in 1978. It was a life dream to have an adobe house. I love it.
The new owner, an obscenely rich idiot from D.C., tore it down to put up what can only be described as an adobe McMansion. It must have cost $350K to build and looks hideous (it’s painted red). He even erected “permanent” tipis that sit on concrete pads…
Ok, now I’m hooked! Let’s see a pic or 2 – before and after.