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Hello! I am reaching out to see if you are open for visitations in December? My partner and I will be driving my car back from Colorado to California and we’re looking to spend some time in New Mexico learning more about the off grid living options. So I found Your place! Your mission seems to be in line with what we’re looking for. Growing up I spent my summers in Taos New Mexico, so the area is very near and dear to me!
Thank you for your consideration!
~Desiree
We don’t have visitors in the winter–the roads are typically too muddy and difficult to navigate. If you’re going to be here in late Spring or Summer, let us know. We are also very far south from Taos.
Shannon