Rio Grande West

Government By Property Owners Association

A legacy of 1970's land speculation

Larry Calloway | July 25, 2005 in Rio Grande West | Comments (0)

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The 30,000-acre addition to Great Sand Dunes, the newest national park, abuts a goofy 1970′s subdivision called Baca Grande in the upper San Luis Valley of southern Colorado. (more…)


You Ask Why I Live On This Green Mountain. . .

My report, which appeared in the Crestone Eagle

Larry Calloway | June 1, 2005 in Rio Grande West | Comments (0)

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“Global Citizenship and Peace,” the theme of Shumei International Institute’s third anniversary, was expressed with artful diversity during the weekend celebration. (more…)


Word From The Mountain: Natural Law And Taylor Ranch

Wood Cutters, Grazers, Loggers. . . Not So Fast There, Peak Baggers

Larry Calloway | July 13, 2004 in New Mexico Politics,Rio Grande West,The Rockies | Comments (0)

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The 80,000-acre Taylor ranch in the south of Colorado’s San Luis Valley has birds, mammals, fish, fresh streams, high lakes, tree-lined meadows, and tall pine forests, all crowned by 14,047-foot Culebra Peak.

Last month in the town of San Luis a district court judge issued an order opening the mountain ranch to a group of local people for livestock grazing, firewood gathering and timber cutting. (more…)


Cargo Planes At Midnight. Right. . .

Somebody call the National Inquirer

Larry Calloway | May 10, 2004 in Rio Grande West | Comments (0)

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Here’s how UFO legends get started.

In March on a no-moon night up in Colorado, in the San Luis Valley just north of here, I was having pizza in a little restaurant when a big jet sound, a huge rafter-rattling mother hovering, brought almost everybody in the place to their feet. (more…)