heatherszarka

Pecos National Monument, NM

Pecos National Monument, NM

As an archeologist I love to visit sites, and this was one I had studied in school but never seen till this trip. A very serene place....
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As an archeologist I love to visit sites, and this was one I had studied in school but never seen till this trip. A very serene place.
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Canon PowerShot S5 IS

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Aperture f/3.5 ISO 80 Shutter 1/1600 Focal Length 6000/1000

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Feb, 2016

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