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Geological formation
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Extremities of nature in one place
coupleonwheels 0 contribution United States Jan 19, 2013
This place is geographically so diverse that to its west, there is a trail leading to bandera volcanic crater and to its south is the ice cave where temperature never rises above 31 degree Fahrenheit. Floor of the ice is approximately 20 feet thick.
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Travel Blogs by Travelers Who Visited this Attraction Land of Fire & Ice (Bandera Volcano & Ice Cave) Grants
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Heading West
Yesterday we drove to Lamy so that Cliff could see the Santa Fe Southern Railroad train that came from Santa Fe. I thought that while we waited I would be able to do some research on our next few destinations. Well, I got that wrong; not only was there no Internet there wasn't even a phone signal. In fact, Lamy seemed to consist of only a dirt road …
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Hot, Cold, and High Up
The sunrise woke us up at about 6:30am the next morning, so we decided it was best to get up and get going. We headed back to the McDonald’s for breakfast and to discuss our plans for the day. We had seen signs for El Malpias National Monument and thought that we should see this park and stay in the Bluewater Lake State Park that night. We …
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