Talk:Urraca Mesa

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This artilces need wikified: refs, external links, etc. Rlevse 15:03, 31 July 2006 (UTC)

anybody know where the part about the monks comes from Dude-sothoth 18:20, 15 April 2007 (UTC)dude-sothothDude-sothoth 18:20, 15 April 2007 (UTC)

The issue with references for this article, is that most of these stories are passed down verbally. I think a book of Phil ghost stories has come out this year, but I don't know how much it talks about the Mesa. Zybthranger 01:20, 1 August 2007 (UTC)

There is one book called When the Sun Goes Down. It deals with Urraca as well as the ghosts that supposedly haunt the old mines and some of the ghosts of the old settlers. There is nothing in there about monks, though it mentions totems, the lost scout, the shaman, portals, the astronomer's diary, and several stories I can't recall. I have been intrigued by stories of the mesa ever since my scout master told them to my troop and hope to visit it when I go to Philmont in a year. THe book can be found at http://www.toothoftimetraders.com/philmont/product.asp?s%5Fid=0&dept%5Fid=3105&pf%5Fid=PAAAAADMAJJAAGAC&. Dude-sothoth