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MOst atheists most likely grew up with religion, then rejected religion later in their life, rather than were raised as atheists.
"Fort Kickass"
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#81114 Feb 25, 2013
Oh, I do like that last line especially.
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#81115 Feb 25, 2013
I don't need to shop around for different religions to know i"m a nonbeliever. Idon't believe in a deity. finding a different religion with different rules and beliefs isn't going to change that. I was fine with Buddhism (ressearch it, etc.) until I found out they have mysticism in their religion as well. Done with that.
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I'm with Sam on this one. I don't read where she's bashing. Maybe it's hitting too close to home where you're questioning yourself that you jumped on board with how you were raised.
I'll clearly state I am/was Catholic b/c that's what my parents were and how they raised me. I question the faith thing all the time and even go back and forth about the god thing.
When my mother grew up they were taught to never question b/c then you will go to hells-bells b/c you're not a true believer. She was taught that the priest was an extension of god.(Kind of puts in perspective for me how pedophile priests got away with it so long.)
There's room for people to believe, not believe or be in between. To make an observation about something doesn't mean someone is saying YOUR actions were that.
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Going home once a month is too often. Twice a month? Why even go away to college then?
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Get your butt to the gate early when you flying and arrange to have your seat changed. It would help if you had status, but maybe you'll get a sympathetic person to help you out.
"FD&S is no way to be."
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#81119 Feb 25, 2013
Once again, you villanize me to generate something else to argue against since you can't argue the point. And you're projecting. Once again your disdain for me personally precludes you from staying on point.
The point is not my regard or lack thereof for religion or religious people. The point is that most people of faith don't choose their religion, they adopt it. You made the statement about "hey if the first thing I experience works for me then what's wrong with that?" My response was and continues to be that that is not choosing. That is simply accepting what is laid out for you by someone else. That is the point. Contest that. We all know you want me to die in some horribile, painful manner. Quit beating that drum and actually address the substance of a position and not just your disdain for that position.
I don't have anything against people of faith, provided they have made a choice and have not simply accepted whatever was handed down to them. Taking whatever your parents handed you and running with it because it's what you know is not a choice. Address that point. Bet you won't!
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That's a long way to be stuck in the middle.
My friend R and I are flying to Dallas on Thursday for a girl's weekend (of course, a weekend that my SIL is *not* coming home...) and we get to fly right from here (Bloomington) to Dallas, nonstop, and the plane is one of those one seat on one side of the aisle and two on the other. Nothing but window and aisle seats, yeah!
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I know. I read it. It's Monday. I'm bored. Trolling...
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I can understand that.
I drive myself nuts when I start wondering how did the first thing come into being. How did energy get started?(sigh) I should have gone into science or something. Maybe then I'd understand. But you always go down to a lower element.
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I had friends who went home once a month, esp during their freshmen year. That is a hard transition and even harder if you are made to feel like you don't have a home anymore (or not welcome home) because you attend college for 9 months out of the year. Pushing her away will drive her closer to her fiance.
Maybe it would help if you and J sit down with her (and fiance if he is always there) and talk to them about why college is important. You learn as much, if not more, outside the classroom as you do inside and this is the time to investigate clubs and activities that they will not have this access to once they leave campus.
Also, you can let her know that she is always welcome in your/her house, but you will not be changing any plans to accommodate her and her guest. Emphasize that fiance is a guest, which means that sometimes you would like to see her without him (not that you disapprove, but she is still her own person not simply half of a couple).
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That was me. I was raised Captist. Talk about bi-polar!
I never ever told Christopher what to believe and allowed him to explore religion. I let him go with friends. I helped him find answers to religious questions if I didn't know them. When he was feeling me out about how I would feel if he "decided to become X" I told him that my only criteria was that he do/follow something because he really believed it, not as a way to annoy me because it wouldn't.
I know and respect a lot of people of faith...as long as they are honorable and try to live what they say they believe.
In the end, he believed as I do. I overheard him explaining his non-belief to people a couple of times. It was never "because I was raised that way." I honestly don't think he simply adopted it. I (and his dad...a Wiccan by the way) were definitely an influence, but we encouraged him to explore, research, try out, experience, and ask questions. Not just about religion, but about everything. <shrug>
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No, I was raised in one religion, went to a catholic school, and then had to join another another church when my father remarried. I dont subscribe to any particular faith, but I do believe in a creator, and I believe my creator wants me to do many of the things that others read about in their books. I believe that if you need a organized religion, and a specific place to practice that religion, then have at it. If you need to believe that the Jesus is the son of God, and his death washes away your sins and thru that you can get into heaven, then have at it.
For me, I am in church when I am on my boat, and I probably thank God for my blessings more often than most. I dont need a building to give thanks or pray, and I dont need someone to talk to God on my behalf to be forgiven my sins. But I dont knock those that do.
As for sam, you have not read some of the spiteful, taunting, and down right mean things she has said to people who have faith. There is/was a thread where people were simply posting that they loved jesus, loved God and loved to pray. Her comments to them was disgusting, and unwarranted. Dont believe me? Use your magical google powers and find that thread and read her posts for yourself.
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#81126 Feb 25, 2013
To answer your questions,
I think you are wrong to say that people adopt the religion presented. That is the purpose of confirmation, the person CHOOSES to become a member of that religion. How many other religions they have experienced is not relevant, they are choosing and that disputes your statement.
Adopt/choose?? What difference does it make? Why do you hate people who adopt the same religion that their parents have? What is wrong with them?
Why do you place such criteria on whether or you you will respect a person or their faith.
Answer that!
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#81127 Feb 25, 2013
You can troll me anytime baby!
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#81128 Feb 25, 2013
I disagree. You're painting people with a broad brush. People don't simply hold to a religion simply because of what their parents were. Many people change their religion, many people find religion if they were not brought up that way, and many people turn to atheism after having grown up in a religious home. To assume that people of faith are incapable of independent though, is religion bashing.
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#81129 Feb 25, 2013
Wrongo bongo. Confirmation has nothing to do with choosing. Confirmation is simply part of the process that is part of the religion you adopted. I went through it. So did many of my friends. And we didn't choose to go through it. We went through it because it was what was expected of us. And please don't insult my intelligence or yours by trying to assert that that's the exception.
As I said before, and I'll say again, if people are religious, fine, have at it, but my criticism comes in when they are of a certain faith just because of tradition and not because of any critical thinking, including the consideration of other faiths. There are a number of major religions with key differences. I do count it as a knock against someone if they put more thought into which car to buy than into which religion to practice.
I do also count it as a knock against someone if they use religion to justify bad behavior, as many do with homosexuality. The Christian Bible is routinely cited as a justification for homophobic behavior/views. Some who promote their faith the most vigorously are those who act most inconsistently with that faith. Look at Mutt. He is a professed Christian, but do you think Jesus would look kindly upon Mutt calling women "whores" and "bitches" and some of the other vitriolic things he has said? Does your God tell you that wishing cancer and car accidents on someone is consistent with his teachings? If so, I would like to see your copy of the Bible.
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Did anyone else watch the OScars? When they got to the part where they show everyone who died in the last year, they skipped Andy Griffith! His film career started in 1957 to rave reviews. I don't know why they would have left him out.
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#81131 Feb 25, 2013
First, you accusing someone else of painting with a broad brush is HILARIOUS. Second, the fact remains that, in country after country, community after community, there is a prevailing religion, and not by a small margin. If people were typically examining other options, that would not be the case. Or do you assert that 80% of one community continues one behavior, while 80% of another community continues a different behavior, and both are the result of critical analysis/independent thinking? Third, I never said people of faith are incapable of independent thought. Please show me where I did. The effect of my statement is that they decline to exercise independent thought. Utilization and capacity are two different things. Just like I don't think you don't have a brain, I just think you don't use it as often as you should.
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MONDAY, June 25, 2012 (MedPage Today) — Starting treatment for attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) sooner rather than later appears to lower the likelihood of a decline in academic performance as children move from elementary to middle school, researchers found.
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Greater Good is moving online!Announcement | March 10, 2009
Greater Good has grown more quickly, reaching a far wider audience, than we ever anticipated when we launched the magazine five years ago. We've been privileged to see the magazine become an important resource to so many readers, and our foremost goal is to continue to serve you, and many new readers, for as long as possible.
Now we're poised to take an important step with you toward that goal, extending our reach while also promoting the magazine's longevity. Greater Good will be shifting from its current print format to being an online-only magazine. We'll start publishing new, web-exclusive material this spring, and make the full transition to our expanded online format this summer. Our Winter 2009 issue will be our last in print.
We believe this move will unleash the full potential of Greater Good, offering a greater variety of practical tools and thoughtful perspectives, while also establishing a stronger community around the magazine. We'll be expanding the magazine's reach and impact at a fraction of our current costs. And we won't be leaving print altogether: In January of 2010, we'll publish the first in a series of Greater Good books, featuring some of the best material to have appeared in the magazine.
Our mission and focus will remain the same in our new format. We'll continue to offer unparalleled coverage of the science of a meaningful life, reporting on cutting edge findings into the roots of happiness, compassion, and altruism. And we'll continue to show how these findings can be applied to your personal and professional lives, enriching your relationships with family, friends, co-workers, and others.
But we'll also feature new multimedia content—videos, audio downloads—in a more dynamic format that's accessible to an even larger audience. Plus, the more cost-effective medium of the web will promote the magazine's sustainability—especially in such challenging economic times, when the state of the publishing world is changing rapidly.
To receive the new Greater Good via email, and to receive updates on our transition and other Greater Good news, please click here. You can also take this online reader survey to help shape our new format. (We will not share your email address with anyone.)
The enthusiasm of readers like you is what has driven Greater Good's rapid growth over these last five years, and it's the key to our future success. In this next stage of Greater Good's evolution, we look forward to delivering even more hope and inspiration to you and countless others.
We're truly grateful for your continued support.
Dacher Keltner & Jason Marsh
While I understand the cost benefits and going green, I will miss the opportunity to pick up the mag and thumb through it; in copying and sharing specific articles with others. (I have this sent to my psychotherapy office). I'm also not the type to read books online. Guess I'm old fashioned! http://greatergood.berkeley.edu/greatergoodscience/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_smile.gif
Don't know that I'll continue my subscription for fears that I'll never really get to reading it online. http://greatergood.berkeley.edu/greatergoodscience/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_sad.gif
Sandra Johnson | 8:36 pm, March 10, 2009 | Link
I just found you on line and my very first issue of the publication arrived on Saturday. I enjoyed sitting in my back yard reading my first issue and was so disappointed when I saw the notice that you will no longer be printing the publication.
I sit at a computer all week long for hours on end, I love to sit in the sun in my yard and enjoy a magazine. I really do not want to be reading this content on a computer screen and am contemplating cancellation of my subscription.
sorry, but I'm just not excited about this news!
Sandra Acton | 8:51 pm, March 10, 2009 | Link
While I understand the reasoning behind the decision to make the Greater Good online only, I will miss the beautiful magazine. Because my son, Alex Dixon, writes for you, I have provided a subscription to his grandmothers for two years. Neither have access to a computer so they will miss reading his articles as well as the entire publication which they have enjoyed. Those of us with internet access will continue to learn and grow through the wonderful information you provide. Thank you. Debbie Dixon
Debbie Dixon | 10:16 pm, March 10, 2009 | Link
Greater Good is one of the few magazines that I look forward to keeping in my psychotherapy private practice waiting room. I'm disappointed that you won't be offering readers the option of print copy and/or online copy. How about it?
Jane Fortune LCSW | 12:15 am, March 11, 2009 | Link
Why can't I access the In Brief section from this months magazine (no links)? I love this part.
Annemarie Plumpe | 2:18 pm, March 11, 2009 | Link
I really like Greater Good, and am disappointed in the change of format. I'm not sure I will renew when my subscription ends.
Janet Granito | 5:45 pm, March 11, 2009 | Link
I am also disappointed to hear that Greater Good will not be published in hard copy. I have given subscriptions as gifts, but I don't think the people who have received them would be interested in the online version. The magazine was well designed and a pleasure to pick up. Reading online feels more like work than pleasure–any chance you would reconsider? Perhaps accept advertising to make the business model more sustainable?
Camille | 5:50 pm, March 11, 2009 | Link
I subscribed to Greater Good a couple of months ago and gave subscriptions to several persons I care about, partly so they could get away from their computers and curl up on a couch or under a tree with an apple or tea and read something life-shaping; I thought I had given them something good, not more hunching over electronics. I'm very disappointed that you're going out of print! Surely you'll honor the print subscriptions already purchased from you; yes? I prefer to continue the print subscription paid for rather than receiving a reimbursement. I wish you well but will not be re-subscribing if you no longer provide a print edition.
Joanna Carnahan | 9:10 pm, March 11, 2009 | Link
After hearing Dasher on http://www.will.illinois.edu talk about his book, "Born to Be Good", I was looking forward to subscribing to the magazine.
I'm sorry it will not be published in a form I can hold in my hands.
sheila | 11:18 am, March 12, 2009 | Link
I have to disagree with … everyone above me. My only complaint about the print magazine is that it only comes out quarterly; moving to a website gives the opportunity for us to see more of Greater Good, more often. Given the financial, environmental and informational reasons behind the shift, I'm 100 percent in favor of it, and I look forward to digging in deeper to Greater Good.
Matt | 8:54 pm, March 12, 2009 | Link
I will miss the ability to download .pdf files to share with people! I have shared Greater Good with so many people this way.
Lisa | 11:25 am, March 13, 2009 | Link
I feel conflicted, because I believe in saving trees, and appreciate the financial issues, but I agree with most of the people above in preferring a copy I can hold in my hands. I also am less likely to get around to reading it on line. My subscription is new; I don't know yet how the change will affect my future decision to renew.
Lesley | 6:50 pm, March 13, 2009 | Link
As a long-time subscriber, I too am sad that you will no longer issue a print edition. I understand the fiscal considerations and the importance of catering to a younger generation for whom the internet is a way of life rather than just another tool. But there is a pleasure in holding and looking at the printed page when it is esthetic and interesting, and reading it in comfortable surroundings. I hope your move extends the reach of your message to a wider audience of younger people. Yes I will still read your books, but I will miss you.
Eva Glazer | 2:23 pm, March 14, 2009 | Link
What if I just renewed my subscription? will I get my money back?
Pat | 5:30 pm, March 14, 2009 | Link
Hi Pat. Thanks for your question. If you just renewed, you have several options:
You can convert your print subscription to receive a host of new benefits, including access to exclusive Greater Good content, as well as discounts on books and events;
You can elect to have the remaining issues on your subscription fulfilled by another publication (either Ode or Yes! magazine);
Or if neither of those options appeal to you, you can receive a refund, pro-rated for the number of issues left on your subscription.
Jason Marsh | 11:13 pm, March 14, 2009 | Link
I want to echo the sentiments of most who have commented on the print to online format change for Greater Good Magazine. I work all day on a computer (in a field that delivers content online) and have no desire to read a magazine online when I'm not at work. I really liked the print magazine…read it in bed before I fall asleep, read it when visiting family members who live in a nursing home with no computer access, take it with me to read when I'm outside getting some fresh air.
People don't read the same way online (online content delivery is what I do professionally) and doesn't work well for delivering articles especially thought-provoking ones such as those found in Greater Good. (Actually, studies show that most people don't read online…they scan.)Since I very recently subscribed, I am considering asking for refund for balance of my subscription.
I do understand the economic reasons for deciding to move the magazine online but for many reasons an online format for a magazine such as Greater Good doesn't work for me.
To end on a positive note, I have really liked the couple of issues of the magazine I have read.
Tina | 9:00 pm, March 15, 2009 | Link
I love the articles in Greater Good. It helps me to see society in a more positive light which can be hard to maintain at times. But I enjoy reading it at my leisure, it is my form of relaxation. So I know, from past experience with online articles, that I will have good intentions of reading it, but probably wont. It will seem too much like work. Also, there is some comfort readng a printed page and easier to share with peers.
Bette | 7:59 pm, March 18, 2009 | Link
I, too, appreciate and understand the reasons for moving from a print publication, but I also love having a copy of the magazine in my hand to share with others, to leave in doctor's offices or simply to enjoy in quiet, reflective moments, away from the decidedly unsoothing glow of a computer monitor.
Additionally, I'd purchased a gift subscription for an older reader who doesn't use a computer. He won't be able to get online to read his copy.
I guess I can ask him if he'd like Ode or Yes, instead, but Greater Good is really the greater good. http://greatergood.berkeley.edu/greatergoodscience/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_smile.gif
I'll remain a loyal reader, but perhaps you'll consider a single annual print issue, for old times' sake, and for the simple joy of print on paper, which deeply adds to a meaningful life.
Thanks for listening.
I also am a subscriber who dislikes the online-only format. I'm not going to read this magazine online: with kids in the house it's too difficult to get at a computer for the time it takes to enjoy the magazine, time that I used to spend in a comfortable chair or while eating lunch.
Bill | 6:17 am, March 20, 2009 | Link
Have received just 2 issues and have clipped many articles to associates and family. I much prefer a "hard" copy to read at my leisure. The computer requires too much of my time as it is!
Judy | 9:56 am, March 25, 2009 | Link
I also prefer what I'm used to–something I can carry with me to read during breaks in my day–but, I will be happy to give up some of the guilt about all the paper that comes into my home.
Beth Craigie | 10:08 pm, March 30, 2009 | Link
I agree with many of the others who've written to say they are disappointed in the discontinuation of the print magazine. I do understand the expense and limitations of paper media, but I work at a computer and look forward to reading without a screen in front of me. I also find the finiteness of a magazine welcoming. Reading articles on line full of links to other articles or websites makes me feel like it will take me hours to ever get through all the information. On line, I tend to give titles a quick glance, pick one to receive a little of my attention, then log off. I read your paper magazine from cover to cover, getting exposure, albeit limited, to everything. Then I can always search for more on a particular topic on line. I would not pay to subscribe to the Greater Good on line; I prefer my free time to also be computer free. But maybe I would purchase one of the compilations you are planning.
Denise | 6:38 am, April 7, 2009 | Link
I've only received two issues of my subscription, and was disappointed to receive your letter stating that you're going to an online-only format. I understand the reasoning behind your decision, but I too believe that you should honor the paid subscriptions from those of us who signed up to physically receive your lovely magazine in our mailboxes each month so that we can hold it in our hands and enjoy it at our leisure — I feel a bit betrayed. I do not relish more time spent in front of a screen, even to read the wonderful content of your magazine. I'm afraid I won't be able to continue my subsription to your great magazine unless you reconsider and provide us w/a hard copy each month. I shall miss it very much.
Cheryl | 12:37 pm, April 17, 2009 | Link
It won't save trees. I print articles I like and read them on paper. Will probably do the same here.
P.S. What does one get with a suscription as opposed to without?
Bill Meacham | 5:46 pm, April 22, 2009 | Link
I'm reading the book "Born to be Good" by Dacher Keltner (very good) and am visiting this site for the first time in hopes of ordering your magazine. I am disappointed to see that it will no longer be published and will be Online only.
I do understand the reasons for this choice, but I do not find it comfortable reading from the monitor although I have a very nice one. If it's an article I'm interested in, I usually print it out to read.
I wish you the best of luck with your Online publication.
Lorann | 8:15 am, May 1, 2009 | Link
While I am all for the greening of Greater Good, I am a bit dismayed that this was sprung on us so unexpectedly. In Dec. I purchased a subscription for my 75 year old mother. She greatly appreciated the first issue and I expected she would read others with interest. Despite being extremely astute, educated, socially involved, and technologically connected (has and uses a blackberry), she does not do very much of her reading on the web. Like others who have commented, after spending much of the week in front of the computer at work, she prefers to do her leisure reading in a more comfortable places. So, I am confident that she will not continue to read. I am a bit dismayed that I purchased this gift subscription only to have it go unused (a rather lousy birthday present indeed). Obviously, I will not be renewing it, and to be honest, I feel a bit like I have been duped — clearly the decision to go online only was made before accepting my payment for the gift subscription.
Steve | 1:51 pm, May 1, 2009 | Link
Ok people, here is a solution to your problems…a PRINTER!!!! Go to a printing place or a public library if you don't own one! If you have to have a physical magazine: buy some glossy photo or fancy paper, print it out, and bind it together! Then, you can take it anywhere you like, and have the best of both worlds! If you know a family member/friend wants a subscription that has no computer access; purchase the subscription and make them a copy & send it via snail mail.
Heather | 6:21 am, May 23, 2009 | Link
I'm also a fairly recent subscriber. I think I had one issue left but have no idea what the benefits of subscribing to the online version are or how I'm supposed to access them with my current subscription. Reading longer articles online is a chore compared to reading them in hardcopy.
Doug | 9:40 pm, May 23, 2009 | Link
We are all facing financial pressures to cut back in our own industries. For this reason, I completely understand the need to move The Greater Good onto an online format. However, I will miss the paper version. There is something very comforting about relaxing on the couch with a cozy blanket and a great magazine. Somehow the hum and weight of the laptop over the blanket doesn't quite cut it.
Carey | 3:32 pm, July 9, 2009 | Link
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A Lake, a River, a House - Comfortable Getaway to Nature in the Jemez Mountains(8 Reviews)
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- Minimum stay:2 nights
- Sleeps:4
- Bedrooms:2
- Bathrooms:1
- Property type:House
- Internet:Yes
- Pets considered:No
- Wheel chair accessible:N/A
About the Property
Two-bedroom House on a Lake Shore with a Mountain Stream Across the Meadow
The recently remodeled Lake House overlooks the 1 ac. lake at the south end of Horseshoe Meadow and is surrounded by Ponderosa pines. The house features a living room with dining area and a wood burning stove, a basic kitchen with a sink (hot/cold water, R/O system, garbage disposal), fridge with freezer compartment, microwave and an apartment cooking range, a small 3/4 bathroom with a European shower, and 2 bedrooms (one with a queen-size bed and one with a double bed). The enclosed sun room and the deck offer beautiful views of the lake, a meadow and the ridges west of Horseshoe Meadow. All rooms with the exception of the sun room are heated with central propane heating. Local TV and phone as well as wireless DSL are included.
The person wanting to lease the Lake House needs to be 21+ years old and will have to sign a furnished lease agreement including a water feature waiver at the time of making a reservation and before staying at the Lake House.
Guests can enjoy exploring the surrounding woods, mountains, mesas and valleys or spend the day relaxing along the lake shore or the 600 ft. long stretch of the Rio San Antonio running through Horseshoe Meadow.
To ensure your privacy, the entire property is surrounded by a 6ft fence to the north, east and south. To the west there is a livestock fence on the other side of the stream. The access is protected by a lockable gate. While there is a surveillance camera on the north end of the property (the house is located in the southeast corner), the house/property does not feature a security system.
There are a country store and a restaurant 1.2 mile down the road in La Cueva.
Cell phone service is limited and spotty.
The surrounding Santa Fe National Forest with its mountains, mesas, cliffs, valleys, meadows, hot and warm springs, streams and tall pines offers ample opportunities to engage in activities such as hiking, mountain biking, climbing, and much more.
The Valles Caldera National Preserve with plenty of recreational and educational opportunities such as hiking, mountain biking, fly fishing, guided tours and other programs is just a few miles away. Their new access, use and fee policies have made it much easier and affordable to enjoy the Preserve.
Bandalier National Monument with its beautiful hiking trails and Anasazi ruins, Jemez Springs, Los Alamos, Santa Fe and Albuquerque with their museums, shopping opportunities, and historical plazas and sites, and many other attractions along the roads can be explored on day trips. There are quite a few dirt roads throughout the Jemez open in the summer months (some of which are better driven in a 4×4 vehicle) to take more adventurous drivers into the back-country for further explorations.
Cross-country skiing and snow-shoeing are favorite winter activities in the Jemez Mountains and at the Valles Caldera National Preserve during the often sunny winter months. The Pajarito Ski Area offers some great downhill skiing and more cross-country skiing trails. The ski area is a 30 mile-drive away.
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Property Type
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- 1000 sq. ft.
House Rules
- Max. occupancy 4
- Events Allowed
Minimum Age Limit For Renters:
The person signing the rental agreement must be at least 21 years old. ...moreless
- Children Welcome
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- Guests Provide Their Own Meals
- Long-Term Renters Welcome
- Limited Accessibility
Bedrooms: 2 Bedrooms, Sleeps 4, Beds for 4
Other Amenities
- The property is of particular interest for people who would like to relax in a beautiful natural environment and who like to venture out to hike, ride their mountain bike, etc. while being able to enjoy a smaller but comfortable house at night and during inclement weather. The 1ac. lake, the Rio San Antonio flowing through the land, the meadows and Ponderosa pine tree stands make this property a beautiful mountain getaway in a beautiful area offering many attractions and opportunities for sightseeing and outdoor activities....moreless
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- Churches
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- Restaurants
- Ruins
Local Services & Businesses
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Leisure Activities
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- Boating
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- Wildlife Viewing
Location Type
The Lake House is located 30 ft away from a 1 ac. lake on the same property. Guests have access to the lake and 600 ft. of stream running through the property....moreless
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- Cross Country Skiing
- Freshwater Fishing
- Hiking
- Hunting
- Mountain Biking
- Rock Climbing
- Dining Area
- Seating for 4 people
- Fitness Room / Equipment:
- Hair Dryer
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- Iron & Board
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There is a parking area for 1 - 2 cars on the north side of the house....moreless
Only local phone calls. Please bring a phone card for long-distance calls. Limited cell phone service....moreless
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Wood Stove:
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The small kitchen has lots of storage, a cooking range, a microwave, a refrigerator. The kitchen sink has a garbage disposal and R/O system. Cooking, dinner and silverware are provided....moreless
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- One-time cleaning fee $50 + tax
- Refundable Damage Deposit $300
- Tax Rate 6.25%
Above rates do not include any damages, excessive messes or missing items. Guests are responsible for damages, missing items and excessive clean-up.
No pets please.
Please add a $10/day fee per additional person (no more than four occupants total).
Please sign the rental agreement attached to the acceptance email. The access instructions to the property will be sent once we have received the signed signature page of the rental agreement. The agreement includes a hold harmless agreement. Please call for further information.
50% of the rental fee is due at the time of reservation. Refund of the full rental fee with more than 7 day-notice.
If the reservation occurs less than 7 days prior to arrival, the full rental fee will be due when making reservations.
The rest of the rental fee is due 7 days prior to arrival date.
Please consider a Travel Insurance to avoid potential losses in case of cancellation.
Rates are subject to change without further notice.
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Valles Caldera National Preserve
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- 9.2 miles to rental
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Soda Dam Historical Marker
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Bandelier National Monument
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- 29 miles to rental
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Los Alamos
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Car: Necessary
The town of Jemez Springs is only a few miles down Hwy 4 and offers bars, restaurants, a bath-house fed by a natural hot spring, a library, post office, banking, galleries, and festivals and music events throughout the year.
There are several accessible natural hot and warm springs throughout the area.
Enjoy the educational and outdoors activities at the Valles Caldera NP.
Visit Bandelier National Monument to see the ancient Anasazi ruins, trails and exhibits in Frijoles Canyon and Tsankawi.
Visit the town of Los Alamos with its museum and nature center, sports facilities, restaurants, supermarkets, stores, world-class ski hill, etc. In addition, the town offers a great summer music festival with free shows every Friday night (starting May 15).
Owner info
Year Purchased: 2006
About the owner: The owners have been living in the Jemez Mountains for decades. We love hiking, mountain biking and horseback riding in summer and snow shoeing and cross-country skiing in winter. We live about 10 miles from Horseshoe Meadow.
Why the Owner Chose Jemez Springs, NM, USA:
While the land is only 10 miles away from our home, it is quite different from our house property and many parts of the rather arid Jemez Mountains. Thanks to the water rights belonging to the land, we can irrigate the pasture and maintain a 1 ac. lake fed by fresh stream water. The shoreline of the stream is a lush tree-lined oasis and thanks to cool nights in the summer, there are not very many bugs. Horseshoe Meadow is frequently visited by ducks, an occasional blue heron or osprey, and other birds who are attracted by the water. There are active beaver colonies along the Rio San Antonio flowing through the La Cueva valley and on Horseshoe Meadow. A rare New Mexico mouse species has been discovered on forest service land north of Horseshoe Meadow. There are many interesting critters on the land and in the water which is the reason why we ask guests to not bring their pets. The two well maintained over 100 year log cabins under the ancient tall Ponderosa pines at the north end of the property are an added bonus as we both enjoy "old things" from the Old West. We love the land and its natural beauty, and we love to share this little piece of heaven with guests appreciating nature.
The Unique Benefits at this House:
The Lake House is located on the shore of a one acre lake. We very much enjoy sitting on the deck under the tall Ponderosa pines and watching a beaver or musk rat crossing the lake, ducks landing on the water or just the sun's reflections on the rippling water surface. The Lake House is cozy retreat for the night and during inclement weather and offers all the basic amenities needed to be comfortable.
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View of the House from the South
Sun Room
Living Room and Hallway
Front Bedroom
Back Bedroom
Lake in Fall
Lake View
Rio San Antonio - an ever-changing river scape shaped by beavers
Ponderosa pines and River Log Cabin at the north End of Horseshoe Meadow
Drive-up and Parking Area from the North
House with lake
Lake View from Sun Room
Living Room and Kitchen
Front Bedroom
Back Bedroom
Rocky Mountain Irises on the Lake
Lake View
Lazy Summer day on the river
A Quiet Spot Along the River
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Date last modified - Tuesday, May 23, 2017
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