You are almost upon Peter and Maria Selzer’s house before you notice it, tucked down into the rocky landscape on the edge of a river canyon at the southwest end of Taos. The building so harmonizes with the environment that coyote tracks speckle the patio the snowy day I visit. … Continue reading
My first visit to Taos was during a road trip around the Old West, a world away from my home in bustling London. On my final day, I drove alone to the Río Grande Gorge Bridge, walked out to the very center, gazed into the river far below, and vowed … Continue reading
Ramblin’ Round Ruidoso 15 Discoveries in New Mexico’s Year-Round Retreat by Tania Casselle for New Mexico Magazine First-time visitors to the friendly mountain resort of Ruidoso are often stunned by the dramatic beauty of the landscape surrounded by the Lincoln National Forest, with 12,000-foot Sierra Blanca, southern New Mexico’s highest … Continue reading
What’s New in Taos: Traditions with a Twist by Tania Casselle for New Mexico Magazine A small town with a big mountain—and a personality to match—Taos always offers something out of the ordinary. Let’s see what’s cookin’. Read What’s New in Taos in full, online at New Mexico Magazine, March … Continue reading
Taos School of Music Celebrates 50 Years The mountains come alive with the sound of music again this summer when the Taos School of Music celebrates its 50th anniversary season, featuring the chamber music stars of today—and tomorrow. Feature for New Mexico Magazine (June 2012) on the history and highlights … Continue reading
