A drive through my city in Albuquerque, New Mexico is always a drive through an outdoor art gallery. 

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This colorful street art on the side of a building downtown is actually by an artist known as Gris One, who is amazing.  He's an international artist from Bogota, Columbia, and I am in love with his art. Check out his [instagram](https://www.instagram.com/grisone/?hl=en) for more beautiful pieces of color. 

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The Railyards, partially abandoned bygone railroad station, partially gentrified farmer's market are a perfect example of the coalescing eras and flavors of downtown. I loved the graffiti perimeter outside. 

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These guys didn't seem to mind the rare overcast day. Relaxing under the cloudy sky at the Biopark, there was something adorable about this group of alligators. Today, I also learned the collective noun for alligator is "congregation" so what you're seeing in this picture is actually a congregation of alligators.