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    Capulin Volcano National Monument, NM #19

    Capulin Volcano National Monument, NM #19

    As I drove Highway 87, the diagonal highway from Amarillo, TX to Raton, NM it truly defined "wide open spaces"...and I grew up in South Dakota! What I didn't expect to see were hundreds of antelope, and they weren't like the ones I've seen in other parts of the country. They sauntered across the road and you had better stop for them. Also, they would graze right next to the road and not care that you were speeding by next to their heads. So consider yourself warned if you

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