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Savor the wonders of spring in Santa Fe, while reading, dancing, planting, bird-feeding, cooking, observing nature, playing math and, perhaps, finding the silver linings of a monstrous year!
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By Claudette Sutton <br> <br> Unprecedented. Crazy. A bad dream. How do you describe a year like 2020?  Gustave Baumann inspired block print by Amaya, age 7
By Claudette Sutton
<br> <br> Oh, 2020. You came in like a lamb, and you’ve been roaring like a lion ever since. 
“Creating Along the Camino,” by middle-school students in Carol Schrader's art classes at El Camino Real Academy.
By Claudette Sutton <br><br> Welcome, welcome, to the Summer 2020 Tumbleweeds all-digital issue! Needless to say this transition, like so many others these days, has been prompted by the COVID-19 crisis, but the implications are very exciting for us — and we think for you, too.  Dinosaurs? Equipment once used in newspaper production and printing, at the Santa Fe New Mexican printing plant. By Claudette Sutton <br><br> 1st Place, Columns - General, 2020 NMPW Contest; Honorable Mention, 2020 NFPW Contest. A new family member turns the whole world upside down.  By Claudette E. Sutton <br><br> 1st Place, Columns - General, 2020 NMPW Contest; Honorable Mention, 2020 NFPW Contest. In some circles, the summer of 2019 will go down as the Season of Apricot Madness.  Heart Eyes by Yternity, Santa Fe Lowrance Family YMCA |
