A few more pictures of our little detour to Farmington, New Mexico. Tomorrow I'll show you some pretty pictures from our drive back home to Colorado Springs.
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Hi, I'm Tamera, a professional wedding, portrait and boudoir photographer in Colorado Springs. But this blog isn't about my professional work; no, it's a daily love note to my beautiful city, where I've lived for most of my life. I love it here and I hope you enjoy seeing Colorado Springs through my eyes and lens!
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Enjoying the view from 6,035 feet above sea level
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2 comments:
The reverse swastikas are unexpected, but the building's probably older than the Hitler era, and as I understand it in the original context like that, they have a different meaning.
William yeah it's an old Navajo symbol that symbolizes a whirling log. So in that context there's nothing negative about it.
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