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Border crossings, saguaros, and Santa Fe, who?

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.