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Sheep pen at base of Acoma Mesa

Sheep pen at base of Acoma Mesa

Wooden sheep pen tucked up against the bottom of teh mesa at Acoma Pueblo. Visible in the very foreground is the remains of a rock-walled pen....
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Wooden sheep pen tucked up against the bottom of teh mesa at Acoma Pueblo. Visible in the very foreground is the remains of a rock-walled pen.
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