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Moving mountains, overseas flights, and a hatch-et job.

Caballeros and saguaros find their way to New Mexico.

PistachioLand in Alamogordo draws a crowd to its nut orchard, winery and a 30-foot pistachio.

Big Bird, the roadrunner sculpture at the Scenic Overlook rest area on I-10, is a wonder of re-use.

Hatch "chili" in Arizona? Arizona cacti in New Mexico? Maybe we've landed in a bad sci-fi movie.

Yes, it's a state. No passport required.

The University of New Mexico campus has many beautiful examples of Pueblo Revival architecture, but the oldest—and oddest—may be the Estufa.

Yes, it's a state. No passport required.

Santa Fe silversmith Douglas Magnus has owned the famed Tiffany Mine in the Cerrillos Hills since the 1980s.

The lumberjack stands just south of Central Avenue on Louisiana Boulevard. Admire him, as well as the pho at the May Cafe.