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Santa Fe New Mexican daily photo gallery, October 15, 2009
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santafenewmexican > Cottonwoods along the Santa Fe River are turning golden now. The still damp sand in October is a left over sign of a river that flowed all summer long, an unusual and welcome event in the city that?s built around it. Photographed in Santa Fe, N.M. on Oct. 12, 2009, 2009. ©Natalie Guillen/The New Mexican
santafenewmexican > Cottonwoods along the Santa Fe River are turning golden now. The still damp sand in October is a left over sign of a river that flowed all summer long, an unusual and welcome event in the city that's built around it. Photographed in Santa Fe, N.M. on Oct. 12, 2009, 2009. ©Natalie Guillen/The New Mexican
santafenewmexican > Santa Fe Prep's Hilary Hale, number 14, tries to block a spike from Mora's Brandy Romero, number 2 duirng the third game of their match on Oct 13. 2009. Mora won 3 - 1 taking control of the district 4AA lead. ©Luis Sanchez Saturno/The New Mexican
santafenewmexican > Santa Fe Prep's Sarah Ihlefeld, number 32, receives a serve from Mora duirng the second game of their match on Oct 13. 2009. Mora won 3 - 1 taking control of the district 4AA lead. ©Luis Sanchez Saturno/The New Mexican
santafenewmexican > Santa Fe Prep's Sarah Ihlefeld, number 32, receives a serve from Mora duirng the second game of their match on Oct 13. 2009. Mora won 3 - 1 taking control of the district 4AA lead. ©Luis Sanchez Saturno/The New Mexican
santafenewmexican > (9) of Santa Fe High School during a the last game of a girls volleyball match against Sandia High School in Santa Fe, N.M. on Oct. 1, 2009, 2009. ©Natalie Guillen/The New Mexican
santafenewmexican > Gabrielle Villa (L) and Lauren Salazar of Santa Fe High School miss a spike from Sandia High School during the last game of a girls volleyball match in Santa Fe, N.M. on Oct. 1, 2009, 2009. ©Natalie Guillen/The New Mexican
santafenewmexican > (L-R) Juliette Chavez (#9), Brea Simek (#12), Melissa Cedillo (#15), Ashley Lujan (#4), Charlie Lucero (#1), and Maya Cordova (sweatshirt), of St. Michael's High School, react as Hatch high school's team scores the 16th point during the fifth game of a girls volleyball match at the state tournament in Albuquerque, N.M. on Nov. 15, 2007. ©Natalie Guillen/The New Mexican
santafenewmexican > Daniella Montoya (#3), Brooke Knezevich (#13), and Kassandra Tapia (#10) of Robertson High School block hit after hit from Aimee Geyer (#8) of St. Michael's during the fourth game of a girls volleyball match at the Santa Ana Star Center in Bernalillo, N.M. on Nov 13, 2008. ©Natalie Guillen/The New Mexican
santafenewmexican > (L-R) Allison Hannah-Rose, Aimee Colmery, and Claudia Bianca, Rapid Eye Trainer, share some time after Bianca gave a free talk at the Main Library in Santa Fe, N.M. on Oct. 13, 2009. Bianca shares her presentation of a drug-free technique to use blinking, breathing, and eye-movement to release stress and trapped trauma without reliving the event. For more information, call (575) 770 7766 or go to www.claudiabianca.com. ©Natalie Guillen/The New Mexican
santafenewmexican > Claudia Bianca, Rapid Eye Trainer, shares her presentation of a drug-free technique to use blinking, breathing, and eye-movement to release stress and trapped trauma without reliving the event. Bianca gives a free talk at the Main Library in Santa Fe, N.M. on Oct. 13, 2009. For more information, call (575) 770 7766 or go to www.claudiabianca.com. ©Natalie Guillen/The New Mexican
Cottonwoods along the Santa Fe River are turning golden now. The still damp sand in October is a left over sign of a river that flowed all summer long, an unusual and welcome event in the city that?s built around it. Photographed in Santa Fe, N.M. on Oct. 12, 2009, 2009.
©Natalie Guillen/The New Mexican
santafenewmexican > Cottonwoods along the Santa Fe River are turning golden now. The still damp sand in October is a left over sign of a river that flowed all summer long, an unusual and welcome event in the city that?s built around it. Photographed in Santa Fe, N.M. on Oct. 12, 2009, 2009. ©Natalie Guillen/The New Mexican
Cottonwoods along the Santa Fe River are turning golden now. The still damp sand in October is a left over sign of a river that flowed all summer long, an unusual and welcome event in the city that?s built around it. Photographed in Santa Fe, N.M. on Oct. 12, 2009, 2009.
©Natalie Guillen/The New Mexican
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