Mined for more than a 1,000 years in New Mexico, turquoise still casts an azure spell over those who seek out the secrets along the gemstone's historic trail.
Category - April 2014
A look inside the archives at one of our classic issues from 91 years of New Mexico Magazine.

Rarely seen paintings by members of the Santa Fe art colony come back to where they were created.
Rueful anecdotes about New Mexico's mistaken geographical identity, since 1970.
Digging In
by Jim O'Donnell photos by JIM O'DONNELL

Learning to love New Mexico the hard way.
Exotic Abiquiú
by Charles C. Poling photos by Jen Judge
A dealer in tribal arts from around the globe fashions a uniquely New Mexican aesthetic in Abiquiú.
Santa Fe Gets Its Bloom On
by Kate Nelson photos by Jen Judge

The new Botanical Garden on Museum Hill anticipates spring.
On the O’Keeffe Trail
by Charles C. Poling photos by Charles C. Poling

Riding horseback just might be the best way to see Ghost Ranch.
Food for the Soul
by Cheryl Alters Jamison photos by Kate Russell, Douglas Merriam, and Amiel Gervers
Three classic red-and-green restaurants that always remain fresh.
Breakfast Burrito Recipe
by Cheryl Alters Jamison & Bill Jamison photos by Courtesy Newmexico.org

This New Mexico favorite will open your eyes and get you moving in the morning.
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