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Sitting Bull Falls: Beautiful New Mexico attraction hides an even greater treasure (The Evening Sun)

Saturday, August 1st, 2009
SITTING BULL FALLS, N.M. -- Think of this natural outpost in the middle of almost nowhere as the crown jewel of southeastern New Mexico. You hike down a short pathway, look skyward and there it is -- a curtain of waterfalls cascading down a 150-foot cliff into mirrorlike natural pools below.

Going places: Sitting Bull Falls an oasis in Southeast New Mexico (Silver City Sun-News)

Wednesday, July 29th, 2009
SITTING BULL FALLS — Think of this natural outpost in the middle of almost nowhere as the crown jewel of southeastern New Mexico. You hike down a short pathway, look skyward and there it is — a curtain of waterfalls cascading down a 150-foot cliff into mirrorlike natural pools below.

Going places: Sitting Bull Falls an oasis in Southeast New Mexico (Las Cruces Sun-News)

Friday, July 24th, 2009
SITTING BULL FALLS — Think of this natural outpost in the middle of almost nowhere as the crown jewel of southeastern New Mexico. You hike down a short pathway, look skyward and there it is — a curtain of waterfalls cascading down a 150-foot cliff into mirrorlike natural pools below.

Out’n'about: Sitting Bull Falls an oasis in Southeast New Mexico (Las Cruces Sun-News)

Wednesday, June 17th, 2009
SITTING BULL FALLS — Think of this natural outpost in the middle of almost nowhere as the crown jewel of southeastern New Mexico. You hike down a short pathway, look skyward and there it is — a curtain of waterfalls cascading down a 150-foot cliff into mirrorlike natural pools below.

Out’n'about: Sitting Bull Falls an oasis in Southeast New Mexico (Las Cruces Sun-News)

Tuesday, June 16th, 2009
SITTING BULL FALLS — Think of this natural outpost in the middle of almost nowhere as the crown jewel of southeastern New Mexico. You hike down a short pathway, look skyward and there it is — a curtain of waterfalls cascading down a 150-foot cliff into mirrorlike natural pools below.