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Santa Fe Slideshow
Travel Blogs from Santa Fe, United States
Not On The Road To Amarillo
This is a top pick! ... it hard to get to the campsite with enough time to recuperate for the next leg. It was a good two hours between arriving in Santa Fe and finally reaching the campsite. When we got here we had cycled 76 miles and been on the road for 11 hours. ...
Roswell, Kasha Katuwe national monument, santa fe
... crée ces monuments ressemblant à des tents placés au sommet. La journée se termine par une balade dans le centre-ville de santa fe. Les restaurants, boutiques, maisons et autres sont fait en espèce de terre cuite. Bref, c'est très différent de ce ...
Chips and Salsa
We were a bit disappointed last night when we believed we were entering Santa Fe. There was nothing around but pure desert. Until we stumbled upon the center of the town. There was a one block radius where everyone seemed to be ...
The Art Scene
... be the day many of them choose so we hopped on our bikes and after a few wrong turns and some very curvy roads we arrived in Santa Fe. We enjoyed our afternoon looking at jewelry and rugs and Kwon, we didn't buy a thing so we don't need the trailer yet. ...
Stuck in Santa Fe
... ; We stayed at the Chapelle Street Casitas/Casa del Toro. We love it here. We highly recommend it to anyone passing through Santa Fe. I'm sitting in the kitchen of our 3 room casita, #317 D. The birds are chirping outside and the snow is melting ...
Santa Fe
... with not much to see. We arrived about 2.30pm in Santa Fe. After checking in we went for a stroll along the streets. Santa Fe is very unusual because the buildings all look similar like pueblo indian ( rendered brown) . Lots of fabulous shops - mainly ...
Moving North
... were never built when funding ran out. I thought they had just adopted the pueblo style of architecture that is everywhere else in Santa Fe but then a local filled us in on the real story. There was lots of friendly conversation with the local artists in ...
Cocoa Still Missing
Unfortunately I still have to report that Cocoa is still missing. We are all dumbfounded as to how she was able to go missing and where she could have wandered to. Steve spent the afternoon yesterday searching while I was getting my hair done. Then we ...
Which way to Santa Fe?
... and drive 300 miles, which was quite a nice treat! After having breakfast at the hotel, we decided to start driving south toward Santa Fe. The drive was very nondescript and we encountered our first snafu when we missed our turn in Aztec, New Mexico and ...
The Santa Fe Chill
Morning was in Flagstaff and I made my way down the long road to Santa Fe somewhat cautiously. I started out with a little bit of snow and ice and then it went to a little ice and then no snow or ice at all, very dry actually and then back to some ...
Albuquerque / Santa Fe, NM
... stretch of incredible contemporary art galleries and studios. En route back to our hotel, the driver takes us on a roundabout tour of Santa Fe's residential areas, and we're at the hotel just long enough to catch a nap before dinner. Dinner at "the ...
From Roswell, NM to Santa Fe New Mexico
... HW 286 for 80 or so miles, to Vaughn, then turned off on HW 60 to Mountainaire because this is the scenic route to Santa Fe. Just before Mountainaire, we noticed a small snowy looking lake. Later we learned the white stuff was salt, not snow. We ...
High Road to Taos backwards
... would have been a nice experience, I think. Here I got a bit lost and ended up joining up with the faster way to Santa Fe. Warning: there are traffic signals in the middle of the highway! I almost ran a red light, not expecting one to be around. ...
Santa Fe - The Plaza
... laughs chatting about dog behavior and about life in general...making major changes in your life as an older adult. Nancy had moved to Santa Fe without a job and place to live a number of years ago. She loves it here, and although she would not ...
Gettin' Our Kicks on Route 66
... cars. Turns out it was closed by 3.00pm. In fact, we are not sure when it was opened last. Drive on to Santa Fe. Snow on the roadside and in Santa Fe, its everywhere, thanks to the storm that dumped all that ice in Oklahoma. Drive ...
Someones's special day...
Snow snow snow... Woke up this morning with the prettiest view ever! Sunshine and gorgeous mountains. But yes, some snow. Have to say though, don't really mind. It's really pretty! Off to explore a bit now. Maybe we'll celebrate my (Lisa's) birthday... ...
The Land of Chiles
... distance which belonged to Colorado. http://www.skisantafe.com/ http://www.shirleymaclaine.com/ http://www.pueblooftesuquefleamarket.com/ In Santa Fe there there are numerous galleries, even a road dedicated to them called Canyon Road, we hit a few ...
We Drove to the New Mexico Capitol City
... in the Plaza and I got an Indian necklace. It is a lightning bolt and the Indians say it means Energy! It was a 2 hour drive to Santa Fe. When we got back to the campground, I went swimming in the pool. The middle is the deep ...
Santa Fe - Yeah, We Made It!
... we are not going to risk the additional mileage by going to Calgary on our way to Vancouver and instead go directly there from here in Santa Fe. Once we got the tires changed, we were on our way from Oklahoma through Texas to New Mexico. At a rest ...
New Mexico!!! (Santa Fe -- a fav on our trip)
We spent about a day and a half in Santa Fe, New Mexico, finding a cute hotel(with pool!) in the heart of "downtown" which was hardly anything like the kind of downtown that would come visually to mind, but more like its honest title, "historic district" ...
On the way to Santa Fe
... the tourist destinations. With a quick recommendation from a local we found ourselves at Tortilla Flats about 5 miles away from downtown Santa Fe. A local favorite and definatley not filled with tourists. Brent had the Red Chili pork ribs and I had the ...
Taos and Santa Fe exploration
After three weeks on the road, we needed a bit of a rest. So after driving down to Santa Fe from Taos, we spent most of the afternoon relaxing in our room. Though we did manage to get out for some nice food and a bit of a browse in the local shops. And ...
Leaving Lubbock and Blue behind
... ! POW! They had a lot of fireworks and we surely bought some. We've been trying to find license plates from all the United States and have a running list. In this one parking lots we found two that had alluded us along the way...Arkansas and ...
Santa Fe Arrival
... I’m an Avis First member the car was upgraded to a small SUV, very nice! We are staying at the Villas de Santa Fe. I picked this hotel 1st because of the location to the Plaza and then because of the price. It is really amazingly ...
Hiking Among Tented Mountains
... adventure! The hike was awesome with great views, blue sky, and actually a fun little trek. After we hit whole foods (reminded us of our old home in Santa Monica) and than to the Georgia O'Keefe Museum, which was really good although pretty ...
Cocoa Missing in Action
... hard day for us...lots of worries. On the bright side, I made an appointment to have my hair professionally done at a salon here in Santa Fe. We will be sure to get before and after photos for the blog. It is hard to do anything without having this big ...
Meeting Judith's Mom - Dorothy
... Railyard" a new park and public facility. We took Judith's mother Dorothy. This was our first meeting with Dorothy since arriving here in Santa Fe. She herself has had a very interesting life. She is 80 and lives on her own in an apartment not far from ...
Santa Fe
... lots of galleries and some restaurants. Kiara-Lee and David went home, while Trish and Ellen took a guided walking tour around downtown Santa Fe. We learnt lots about the history of Santa Fe and saw some fabulous buildings. We were very impressed with the ...
A relaxing day in Santa Fe!
... , but we will have to do that in about 4 days time when we get to a suitable location. We spent the afternoon strolling around Santa Fe, looking at several buildings claiming to be the oldest this or that in the USA. It is a very pretty place with lots of ...