The Nickel and Dime Ranch

Two retired high school teachers from Southern California move to a 100 acre ranch in rural Northern New Mexico. Why the name? This place nickels and dimes us to death, but we wouldn't have it any other way.

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Sunday, July 26, 2015

An Encouraging Sunday

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Without this: You can't have this: Have a Happy Sunday!

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Wednesday, November 19, 2014

First Snow of the Season-Ranch Headquarters

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Calling our place ranch headquarters is a joke, because with a gigantic herd of two Angus beef cattle, there's not much coordinating to ...

Wednesday, October 22, 2014

Fall is Rust and Gold

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The yellows of the last-of-the-season blooming chamisa in the foreground along with the golden cottonwoods and rust colored oak leaves help ...

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Tuesday, October 7, 2014

Sheep Camp

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There aren't any sheep, but Roman and Buffalo, a.k.a. The Lazy Boyz, investigate where Tom has moved the sheepherder wagon, closer to...

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Bridget: Northern, New Mexico, United States; After 30 years of teaching, my husband and I moved from Southern California to a 100 acre ranch in Northern New Mexico. At the ranch we raise grass-fed and finished steers and grow veggies the steers eat when we are not looking. Our closest neighbors are yaks, and we've adjusted from a busy Southern California lifestyle to a mellow New Mexico culture. For fun, I make quilts and the hubby cuts wood.

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