A blog about our experiment in living a simple and itinerant lifestyle.
We didn't really take a pilgrimage to this Catholic church and shrine, we just visited. However, it is an official pilgrimage site and receives 300,000 visitors a year, some who walk up to 300 miles to get there.
Read MoreOfficially, Meow Wolf is: "... an arts production company that creates immersive, multimedia experiences that transport audiences of all ages into fantastic realms of storytelling. " The exhibit we saw in Santa Fe, The House of Eternal Return, is their first permanent installation, which fills an old bowling alley.
Hey what's in here...
Oh, my!
In the farmhouse.
You start off in an old farmhouse, which looks mostly normal, but is a little odd, and is really odd when you discover you can walk through the fridge or the fireplace, into other "worlds". We can't say what this all means, because we didn't do what we were supposed to do.
We were meant to explore the space to solve the mystery of what happened to a family in a farm house..but, due to the large numbers of people, many elementary school aged, that was hard to do. We found the video clue "Part IV" prior to finding "Part I" and only figured out the task at hand after an hour of wandering around.
Even just wandering around the place is impressive for its scale, variety and attention to detail, as is illustrated (we hope!) below.
Playing the ribs!
The kitchen...where nothing moves.
Color was not in short supply.
Yes, that's a deer head in the corner.
There was a tree house beneath this.
Don't forget the big white rabbit...there was also a giant talking raven!