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Looking down the original route up Acoma Mesa

Looking down the original route up Acoma Mesa

This view is looking almost straight down the original path up to Acoma Pueblo. The ancient hand-and-foothold trail is visible - the handholds are several-inche...
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This view is looking almost straight down the original path up to Acoma Pueblo. The ancient hand-and-foothold trail is visible - the handholds are several-inches-deep ovals - as well as more recent stone steps cemented into place.
Acoma Pueblo, New Mexico.
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