Springtime in Cordoba means lots of variation in the weather and lots of wind and dust in the air. It was over 80 for a couple days, but some clouds just rolled in making it a pleasant evening here in Plaza San Martin.

Springtime in Cordoba means lots of variation in the weather and lots of wind and dust in the air. It was over 80 for a couple days, but some clouds just rolled in making it a pleasant evening here in Plaza San Martin.

Here are a few recent photos.

http://picasaweb.google.com/rrpjr1/MerloSeptember2010?authkey=Gv1sRgCK-1lc-uu8j3Jg#

Here are a few recent photos.

http://picasaweb.google.com/rrpjr1/MerloSeptember2010?authkey=Gv1sRgCK-1lc-uu8j3Jg#

http://www.nytimes.com/2010/09/07/opinion/07Sides.html

The New York Times is running an Op-Ed about why Bill Richardson should not dredge up history by conducting a postumous pardon hearing for Billie the Kid (in period correct costume).  Apparently, the Governors of New Mexico don’t have enough to do and they need to engage in historical theater.

Of course, Robert does not hesitate in retelling stale tales.

Here’s the letter Billie the Kid wrote to the then-Governor of New Mexico asking for a pardon in exchange for information about his colleagues during the Lincoln County War.  In the letter, he tells of the whereabouts of one Milo Lucius Pierce. 

http://bobandmira.blogspot.com/2008/07/billy-kid.html

http://www.nytimes.com/2010/09/07/opinion/07Sides.html

The New York Times is running an Op-Ed about why Bill Richardson should not dredge up history by conducting a postumous pardon hearing for Billie the Kid (in period correct costume).  Apparently, the Governors of New Mexico don’t have enough to do and they need to engage in historical theater.

Of course, Robert does not hesitate in retelling stale tales.

Here’s the letter Billie the Kid wrote to the then-Governor of New Mexico asking for a pardon in exchange for information about his colleagues during the Lincoln County War.  In the letter, he tells of the whereabouts of one Milo Lucius Pierce. 

http://bobandmira.blogspot.com/2008/07/billy-kid.html

We woke up this morning in Merlo to clear blue skies and mountains. We saw all these birds just a few steps from our doorstep.

We woke up this morning in Merlo to clear blue skies and mountains. Mira and Rory went on an early horse ride, and we saw all these birds just a few steps from our doorstep. Long Tailed Meadowlark, Southern Lapwing, Rufous Collared Sparrow, Guira Cuckoo and Campo Flicker.

We woke up this morning in Merlo to clear blue skies and mountains. Mira and Rory went on an early horse ride, and we saw all these birds just a few steps from our doorstep. Long Tailed Meadowlark, Southern Lapwing, Rufous Collared Sparrow, Guira Cuckoo and Campo Flicker.

The Pierces have left Cordoba province and are here at the tourist office in Merlo, in San Luis Province at the foot of some great mountains.