Rancho de las Hamacas

We decided to call our property something and since we finished the patio--or at least we have gotten the shade part functioning with 4 hammocks, it seemed fitting to use the hammocks as our "theme". They seem to be a hit with everyone. Meanwhile, Bob and Jill Stecker came for a visit --Bob helping Ron to make dovetails on our soon to be composting toilet boxes and sharpening all of our tools and most importantly adding to our indoor decorating theme of indigenous  peoples and artifacts. See his beautiful carving below......

more visitors to Taos

In early July Bob and Jill came to visit. Bob helped Ron make dovetails for two boxes (still to be finished) and we had fun hiking the rim trail overlooking the RioGrande Gorge, and biking in the wind, and checking out the earthship community just down the street. The small bird is a canyon wren we heard--beautiful songs--and actually saw!! The bridge is about one mile from our home.

llenging when the wind picked up and blew in our faces!

More of our neighbors' yurt pics

More Yurt

We help neighbors in Taos to raise their yurt

Leda and Christian are our new vegan neighbors (ring a bell anyone?) They built a garage/workshop first three years ago and this year they built a deck and platform for their Colorado Yurt. Yesterday we finished the raising of the structure and what is left is the finishing. Follow the pictures to see the process........