Natasha Shealy has a nicely written report in Sedona.biz about a trip she made to Zuni to see Santo Nino de Zuni.
We enjoyed reading it and thought you might also.
"Two hundred twenty miles northeast of Sedona along I-40 toward Albuquerque, on the western edge of New Mexico, lies the ancient and mystical town of Zuni."John, Olivia, and I set out in my diesel rig early one morning on our pilgrimage to Zuni from Cottonwood, Arizona. Our goal: to pay our respects to the statue of the patron saint, Santo Nino de Zuni."
Here's the link to the entire article.
We enjoyed reading it and thought you might also.
"Two hundred twenty miles northeast of Sedona along I-40 toward Albuquerque, on the western edge of New Mexico, lies the ancient and mystical town of Zuni."John, Olivia, and I set out in my diesel rig early one morning on our pilgrimage to Zuni from Cottonwood, Arizona. Our goal: to pay our respects to the statue of the patron saint, Santo Nino de Zuni."
Here's the link to the entire article.
http://www.sedona.biz/pilgrimage-to-zuni0109.htm
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