New Mexico’s Pueblo TrailFrom Albuquerque to Taos, visitors will enjoy the diversity of pueblo history. Take sand, clay and water. Mix together. Add a fibrous material like sticks, straw or even manure. Shape into bricks. Dry in the sun. That’s the recipe for the magical sun-dried adobe bricks that have created the pueblos of America’s Southwest. Pueblo people today live primarily in New Mexico, mostly along the Rio Grande Valley. At one time the pueblo people’s homeland reached into Col


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