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Abandoned House in Ramah, New Mexico

6/2/2019

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Abandoned house in Ramah, New Mexico

Can't You Read The Sign?

     Ramah is a tiny little town on HWY 53 southwest of Grants, New Mexico. In and of itself, it is not a place worth traveling too but it is on the way to some more noteworthy destinations such as the Wild Spirit Wolf Sanctuary, El Morro National Monument and the Bandera Ice Cave.
     Ramah is part of the Navajo Nation and that means you had better read the signs. If the sign says that the speed limit is 20mph (and the signs do say that), it is safe to assume they're not messing around, especially if you "ain't from around here". Additionally, if the sign says "No Trespassing", it is not a suggestion and, with the police station, courthouse and jail all less than half a mile away, I highly recommend shooting from the safe-side of the fence.
​     This abandoned farm house is at the edge of town and behind a barbed wire fence with a locked gate. Word to the wise: don't climb through the fence.
​     All photos shot with a Motorola MotoX4 and edited with Snapseed.
Abandoned farm house in Ramah, New Mexico. DeAnna Vincent
Abandoned house with windmill in Ramah, New Mexico.
Abandoned house in Ramah, New mexico. Dry Heat Photography
Abandoned farm house with windmill and barn in Ramah, New mexico.
Abandoned house in Ramah, New Mexico
El Morro National Monument near Ramah, New Mexico.
El Morro National Monument as seen from HWY 53
Monsoon storm near Ramah, New Mexico.
El Morro
El Morro "Inscription Rock" near Ramah, New Mexico.
Big Skies near Ramah, New Mexico
mountains near Ramah, New Mexico. DeAnna Vincent
Ramah, New Mexico. Dry Heat Photography
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