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I'll be passing through your state in mid-September, coming from the northwest out of Arizona and heading east toward Oklahoma. I am planning to see the hoo doos in the Ah-Shi-Sle-Pah Wilderness (if I can find them! It's hard to find clear information) on the way but would love to stop a few other places. I'm particularly interested in vernacular architecture, so I would love to check out some of the Native American stone or clay cities of antiquity (provided it's ok for non-Natives to visit). As a ceramics artist, visiting friendly studios or looking at ceramics art/pottery is high on the list too.
If you know a yummy roadside restaurant, weird roadside attraction, favorite festival/rodeo, cool market, interesting museum, beautiful dispersed/primitive camp area, or other random thing I shouldn't leave your state without experiencing, please share!
Edit: reposted to correct title error
Edit 2: Does the NE part of your state deserve some love? All the fun seems to happen west of Taos.
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