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HOW TO TALK “SANTA FE“
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Acequia
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Man-made irrigation ditch.
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Adobe
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Mud brick that is dried in the sun. The first adobe bricks were used 8,500 years ago in the Middle East.
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Alameda
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A tree-shaded promenade or public park. Spanish for “cottonwood tree”.
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| Arroyo |
Dry riverbed that occasionally fills with water from rains and run-off.
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| Aspen |
High-elevation deciduous tree with leaves that turn a brilliant gold in the fall.
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| Banco |
A bench made of adobe and covered with plaster. |
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| Bienvenidos |
“Welcome” in Spanish.
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Bosque
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Low-lying area near a river densely forested with cottonwoods and other deciduous trees.
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| Calle |
“Street“ in Spanish. |
| Camino |
“Road“ in Spanish. |
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