/r/FourCorners
A subreddit for the area around the four corners of Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico, and Utah. The biggest cities are Farmington, New Mexico and Durango, Colorado. The Navajo Nation is also within the region.
Not to be confused with the wider subreddit /r/4Corners for all of the Four Corners states.
A local subreddit for the area around the four corners of Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico, and Utah.
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/r/FourCorners
I'm looking for a woman in Cortez named lala. We lost contact and I'm looking to reconnect with her.
Anyone nearish to farmington play hex & counter wargames?
I was just wondering if anyone knows if the Walmart on East main street in Farmington is trans friendly as Im a pre everything trans girl that just got hired to work in the deli and would prefer to use my preferred name and pronouns.
Any answers are appreciated as if its not trans friendly I’ll just “boy mode” cuz I really need the job so that I can afford to start horomones
Is there still a community officer in Farmingtown?
Do they still help keep properties clear of garbage and weeds?
I have received letters for having a couple 6" tall weeds in my front yard in 2020. Currently my neighbors have 6' tall weeds in the front yard and other neighbors have multiple appliances in their front yard as well as other that have yards full of trash.
I am honestly trying not to be a Kevin or Karen here. But this has gotten worse and I have offered to help them haul stuff to the dump.
Hey there, I’m newish to the 4 Corners and am looking for a local band or two to play a fundraiser that my nonprofit will be hosting in December. If anyone knows of or is in such a band, please dm me with contact information. Thanks a million.
I have parts for a 1939 Plymouth for sale near Farmington, New Mexico (not 1946 like originally posted). Asking for $250 or your best offer. Parts were protected under a Quonset hut. We found them as we are cleaning out a property to get it on the market, so need to get rid of these parts as soon as possible. You will need to haul it off the property. If you're interested, please contact me. Thanks!
LQQking for a 50ish adventurous woman to enjoy time with. Wants : Fun, witty, at least a good set of dentures, spontaneous, pride in herself, attractive, I’m good with a little thickish, enjoys PDA and the outdoors, social drinker and when the time is right, you know!! Deal Killers : FUPA, rude, arrogant, narcissistic, all take, overbearing, judgmental, argumentative, knows everything, not a couch potato, not raising nor a full time babysitter to grandkids, frigid, easily embarassed.
Hi, I am looking to get all the info I can on life in Cortez. Schools? Neighborhoods best for raising kids? Crime? Wanting to learn everything I can about your slice of awesomeness. Thanks in advance for your input.
Specifically in New Mexico and Arizona.
Hello everyone! I am trying to organize local, like-minded folks who are interested in utilizing the CE5 (Close Encounters of the 5th kind, or human initiated contact) protocols developed by Dr. Steven Greer. We will be attempting to make peaceful contact with NHI's (Non-Human Intelligence). Those who have utilized the protocols have found that "The Others" respond very favorably towards the correctly applied protocols (and I can personally attest to the fact that this does indeed work).
Meetups will involve listening to the tones within the CE5 app for 5-10 minutes, a group meditation using The Monroe Institute's Gateway Tapes for 30 minutes, setting a group intention, and then encourage each other to share their impressions during the experience with one another. We will be watching a big open sky for at least 2 hours, and you will be able to film, photograph, take notes, or just sit back and enjoy the experience.
Attendees are encouraged to bring (if they have) a lawn chair/reclining beach chair/blanket to lay on, left/right specific headphones, water, snacks, walkie-talkies for playing the tones over radio waves, laser pointers, CE5 app, star chart app, the FlightRadar24 app, bluetooth speakers, compasses, thermometers, cameras, night vision scopes, good intentions, a friend, and an open mind!
Please DM me if you are interested! First location TBD and am open to suggestions as to where would be safe, accessible, and with little light pollution!
I copy and pasted this post. It was posted one month ago, but it looks like the user has deleted there profile. Maybe we can still get people together for this upcoming weekend’s global CE5 event. Thanks
Hi Team! I'll be in the area in late august with a rented motorcycle and two weeks to use it. I start in Albuquerque and need to be in the Navajo Dam / Navajo City area by the end of it.
I work online full time so I can't be on the road more than a couple of hours a day. I generally only ride between checkout time at one hotel and check in at the next, and work early mornings and late afternoons. When on deadline I might have to stop for a couple of days and just work, and I also don't like fast highways and traffic - deserted backroads are my preference. I will most likely have a dirt-friendly bike too! But not a big engine as I'm small and don't like them too heavy.
With all that in mind, I was thinking a very doable and chill trip would be to head West to the Grand Canyon via the petrified forest and Sedona, and then back East to Navajo City via Olijato and/or Mesa Verde (but feel free to suggest an alternative).
What interesting backroads would you suggest for this? I've toured several countries by destroyed tracks so I'm pretty experienced. I have two weeks of a couple hours a day to do this, so I can wander.
Also looking for recommendations of cheap motels, or campgrounds that have cheap little cabins available, as I'll have my sleeping bag but I'm not bringing a tent.
Thank you so much for your help!