Two churches in New Mexico

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Almazar80
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Two churches in New Mexico

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El Santuario de Chimayo

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Cross by window, El Santuario de Chimayo

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San Francisco de Asis View 1

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San Francisco de Asis View 2

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Re: Two churches in New Mexico

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Very nice, I especially like the first two :)
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Re: Two churches in New Mexico

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Very beautiful Almazar80.
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Re: Two churches in New Mexico

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We went to New Mexico without really planning to go to either of these churches. Surprisingly, both are fairly well known. El Santuario de Chimayo is in a small town full of wonderfully kind people, while San Francisco de Asis is outside of Taos. Here is another picture of San Francisco de Asis

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And two facades by the church

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New Mexico is a delight.
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