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Ghost Divide & Mogollon Rim: Overland to the EXPO

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Jake Quinones: Jake Quinones is founder and owner of New Mexico Backroads, a Southern New Mexico based backcountry vehicle exploration guiding and photography service. He specializes in photographing landscapes and adventure-based subjects.

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All images appearing on the NMBR Website, NMBR SmugMug & NMBR Facebook Fan Page are the exclusive property of Jake Quinones and are protected under the United States and International Copyright laws. The images may not be reproduced, copied, transmitted or manipulated without the written permission of Jake Quinones.

The Long Trip Home

With the help of an inspiring State, I have created this blog to make a journal of my travels in and around New Mexico. As a child, regularly traveling into the Gila Wilderness with my father made for an early understanding of nature’s expanse and draw. As I grew older, I quickly forgot about places such as the Gila and headed to college in Texas destined to make a final exit from what I considered a barren place. As the college years passed I found myself returning home to the grassy plains and rugged hills seeing things again as if for the first time. Still outwardly unimpressed, I pushed my exploration into Colorado looking for my "ultimate territory". While 14,000 foot peaks provided a sensational quick fix, I began to realize my natural magnetization back to the Land of Enchantment. After graduation I found myself headed home, bound for what I had always known to be true space and beauty- New Mexico. -Jake Quinones

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