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Links
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Organic, Natural Dye Links
Natural
Dyes International, a new international non-profit organized
to research natural dyes and pigments, share information
and educate the public about the history of this rich tradition.
Planning an international dye conference in Devon, England
in Sepetember 2005. In Taos, NM in Wool Tradition's offices.
505-751-1596
Gail Denton and Donna Brown's Dye
Works in Longmont, CO supplies Books, Earth Oxides,
Natural Dyes, & Mordants. They also teach dye classes,
particularly on surface techniques with natural dyes. 303-530-4777.
La Lana Wools
Natural-dyed yarn and fiber shop in Taos, NM.
This British site has a large list of all kinds of organic
web sites and producers as well as news and information
on organics. Free listings.
US Dept of Agricultural's
National Organic Program. Complete information about
the new national certification of organic products.
New Mexico Cultural
& Travel Links
Santa Fe Unlimited:
The Comprehensive Guide to Santa Fe, New Mexico
Taos Unlimited:
The Comprehensive Guide to Taos, New Mexico
The Cumbres and Toltec
Scenic Railroad The official site for this 64 mile narrow
guage steam railroad running from Chama, NM to Antonito, CO.
About 10 miles north of Tierra Wools. Another link is The
Narrow Guage Circle's Cumbres-Toltec
Railroad scenic tour.
The Center for
Land Grant Studies. Books and resources on land, water
and people of the Southwest. The center is directed by Malcolm
Ebright, land grant historian and author.
The New Mexcio Office of
Cultural Affairs, and The Museum of New Mexico's site
on New Mexico's cultural
treasures
Chama.Com Information
on the Chama Valley, including the Chama Valley Chamber
of Commerce.
Ghost
Ranch Center, a year-round education and mission center
of the Presbyterian Church, including Museums just north
of Abiquiú. (505) 685 - 4333
Photos by Sam Taylor, including images of the Southwest,
at Taos Art Prints.
World
of Art and Antiques: New Mexico Gallery Listings Extensive
list of many galleries with phone numbers.
Enchanted
Lands Bicycle Tours. A circle tour from Taos to Ojo
Caliente, Abiquiu/Ghost Ranch, Tierra Amarilla and back
over the Tusas Mountains to Taos.
New Mexico
State Parks, including El Vado Lake State Park &
Heron Lake State Park
Inns &
B&Bs in New Mexico and the Rocky Mountains Extensive
list by city with detailed descriptions by INNRoads.
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