Contact Richard Rieckenberg

Mailing Address: PO Box 291, Santa Cruz, NM 87567
Phone: (505) 753-8215
Cell: (505) 927-3141
E-mail: FootlooseFoto@yahoo.com

Links:

TEATEM is a non-profit organization in Moshi, Tanzania dedicated to the education of poor children using small business development initiatives in the local community.

El Potrero Trading Post is a wonderful store for lovers of art and chile! In addition to the gourmet chile, they have a wonderful array of hispanic folk art, santero art, milagros, zuni fetishes, and religious articles.

Welcome to Chimayo is a website run by the Chimayo Association of Businesses, an organization dedicated to preserving the culture and viability of the historic Chimayo and El Potrero communities.

El Santuario de Chimayo is a website dedicated to the preservation of the Holy Shrine in Chimayo. El Santuario de Chimayo is a place of profound spirituality and tranquility and the destination of tens of thousands of pilgrims annually.

Leona’s Restaurante, next to El Santuario de Chimayo, serves some of the best cuisine of northern New Mexico. They are the 2008 national award winner for Best Traditional Tamale.

Hot Sun Safari Company, Ltd. has my personal endorsement for safaris in northern Tanzania including Mount Kilimanjaro. The owner, Ally, is a man of great honor and integrity.

Atlas Fitness Center, also known as Gino's Gym, is an excellent fitness center in Española, New Mexico. Atlas Fitness Center offers Zumba Dance Classes, the Silver Sneakers Program for seniors and a number of other programs designed to improve your health.

Charles Sargent Photography, is the website of my close friend. Sarge is a well-respected landscape photographer and the official photographer of the holy shrine of El Santuario de Chimayo, where he has created many compelling images.

USS Skate Photo Gallery, is a website by fellow Skate sailor, Marty Davis, with some great images of "The Finest in the Atlantic and Pacific". This site really brings back memories for me.

Julia Cairns Fine Art. Julia spent 10 years in Botswana before coming to live in New Mexico. Her artwork of Africa and the African people is joyful, whimsical and vivid.