In Abo, the universes of past and present lock together like a multivariate Lego block. If you've ever wondered where the past goes , you may find the answer in Abo, or at least reconsider the validity of the question. Abo argues that the past never leaves, that it sticks around indefinitely. But since we're accustomed to seeing, thinking and feeling in the present tense, we don't notice it until it rises above us in the form of a towering 40-foot red brick wall. Abo, Quarai, and Gran Quivara, together make up the Salinas Pueblo Missions National Monument.
Jets fly by overhead, leaving skid marks in the sky over the red Mission walls.
Cows, history, red stone bricks and jet airplanes. Asi es Nuevo Mexico. The Mission and Pueblo were abandoned in the 1670s . The red stone walls of Abo are a bookmark in Time.