Lower Road

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On the outskirts of the outwardly-charming Spanish Colonial village of Chimayo, New Mexico, stands the ancient Santuario de Chimayo, a world-renowned shrine conveniently situated a quick drive north of Santa Fe. Thousands of visitors-among them - the faithful and curious as well as legions of tourists - explore the quaint community each week, drawn to it by the chapel's "healing soil", nearby shops laden with museum-quality folk art, a converted hacienda offering gracious patio dining, and high-desert scenery straight from an artist's easel. Chimayo and the surrounding Espanola Valley, have also gained a reputation as the "Black Tar Heroin-Death Capital of the World". The story of these two worlds is told in "Lower Road" by James A. Scarborough.