node/13204152180 is said to have a gold mine on it, operated by Samico in the 1950s. Is this discernable on-the-ground?

Ah, good catch. https://sfcomaps.santafecountynm.gov/mapsvc/apps/webappviewer/index.html?id=7ba6293895454413a140b25200f40fda has it as just dirt, too.

You converted what looks on aerial imagery to be a garden of some sort, possibly a helipad before that, to a brownfield; is there a source for that?

Hola, no estoy seguro de que actualmente sea un rancho. Los nuevos propietarios han dicho que desean convertirlo en un centro religioso.

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Hello, I'm not sure that it is a ranch currently. The new owners have said they wish to make it a religious center.

perhaps-related changeset discussion: changeset/144022958

Neat project! I presume these are men (and lady men) who work with horses, not horse-man hybrids; but with mascots, you never know.

done, this time with a more helpful changeset comment.

'Mar Vermejo' means 'Vermilion Sea'. Sorry about the `alt_alt_`, I just wasn't sure how to do it (`alt_name_1` and `alt_name_2`?)

The artist has an article on how long the sculptures tend to last: https://chainsawsculpture.co.uk/otherinfo/timberdura/durability%20of%20timber.html

Ah well. Thanks for the links and for checking on it.

Thanks for the fix.