Scratcher Lady |
Ghost oily multicrappia on bord
for reasons that dont exactly make sense we decided to go straight to the Taos Pueblo thinking something mysterious was waiting there for us to answer our questions about Kit Carson
GraveYard foto by Kat Livengood
we were immediately drawn to the old San Geronimo Church at the Pueblo which was mostly destroyed in the Spanish Revolt of 1680... the graves now stand inside where the church used to be
lil angel foto by Kat Livengood
so what can you say? the last two days had been filled with war and genocide death and decay famine and fatigue conflicts between the whites the hispanics and the native americans.... we needed a drink
the adobe bar foto by kelly moore
so off we went to the Adobe Bar at Doc Martins the same bar that Dennis Hopper and Peter Fonda and countless other artist had gone to while staying in Taos...... but even though the whiskey was good and the burger was red we still had no clues about Kit Carson
the wild eyed sage of the adobe bar foto by kelly moore
that is until we were leaving and a crzy eyed grizzled old man came straight up to me and sayd go to Cebolla Mesa the scratchr lady is there she will tale you all u need to know just go..........
Haunt me available as of 2-2014
skin walkers are witchs from navajo myth that crawls around at nite on all fours with pallid white faces & red eyes covered in animal fur chanting prayers backward to bring out the evil spirits as thay search out dead bodys for skin thay can remove to ground up into "corpse powder" which thay blow into peoples face to give them ghost sickness
midnite at cebolla mesa foto by dreamr
so as we drove out to cebolla mesa at midnite looking for the scratchr lady that the fella at teh adobe bar describd we didnt really care what name u put on what we saw on the road late that nite all we knew was we had ignored the omen of those dead animals and now something very strange was in our path 5 miles out on a dirt road in the middle of the nite on cebolla mesa
Raw Vision 63 x 28 multicrappia on loose canvas
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