Albuquerque N Drury Inn Suite

Am surveying others on how they attempt to stay healthy when traveling in airports and on planes? I have traveled almost every week for over 13 years and have found some ways to cope but am interested in what others have found works for them?<br><br>Thanks!

I logged 338 miles today. But a little over 100 of them were due to getting off the beaten path to see the VLA. More on the VLA later.<br><br>Not too far north of Las Cruces, all traffic on I25 was diverted to a Border Patrol inspection station. All the officer asked me was if I was a citizen and when I said yes he told me to have a good ...

Leaving the winter home, Sharon came for a week vacation and to drive with me back to Madison. We drove to Bosque Del Apache via a few missions. Spent the night at the RV park for the birds and got up really early to see the birds fly ...

... the wolves at this sanctuary up close. We got timber wolf kisses and many pics. <br><br>I enjoyed the winter most because it was cold and would snow ocasionally. Albuquerque in 5000 ft above sea level with mountains called the Sandias surrounding the city. Lifestyle was different from Florida. It is the biggest small town of the southwest. We returned to Florida in August 2009 longing for home.<br><br>

Today started slightly different than previous days... namely... we ate something other than waffles. Additionally, we had to pay for our continental breakfast.... lame-o. So we left Amarillo (for those of you who are fellow coffee fiends, yes we hit starbucks on the way out), and headed for Albuquerque, NM (only a short 4 hours and 30 minutes)! P.S. if the dude from the Starbucks on some road in Amarillo is reading this, it is ...

... favorite restaurants are Yesterdaves, a 50's style diner and Guardinos, for Mexican. Gary's beat from driving. I'm yawning from almost 2 weeks of sleep deprevation. It's Garys choice. He says...what about walking across the street to the TGI Fridays. Any other time I'd think he lost his mind on this choice...but not to get in the car again, and not to have to drive across the city again was a no brainer. So, now we have another reason to come back to Albuquerque...for dinner!

I get to the airport in Albuquerque at 4.30pm. my flight is at 6:30pm..I quickly hit the mens room<br>and eat 8 gelatin capsules of dried, powdered ( fine), peyote. within an hour of consumption<br>I'm through security and sitting with my laptop and the peyote kicks in."...Woah Mescalito !!!!<br>..please let me maintain and not have a major freakout here in the airport....just let me maintain and get me on the plane!!!!".....once on board it's smooth sailing...lol<br>

... not weaker. With people able to come here legally, we can devote our limited resources to the real threat to national security, find ng and interdicting terrorists and drugs. It is a matter of resources. Atleast it might reduce the ranks of armed and frequently untrained civilian vigilantes from hiking the border in search of people who just want to feed their families. Back to the story. I caught a ride with a cool guy ...

... balloon, Purple Hayze. It takes a crew, the crew chief and pilot to lay out, cold fill and inflate the balloon. It takes any number of people clinging to the gondola (often with your feet off the ground) to stop it taking off until the zebra-striped marshal OKs launch and the pilot gives the propane burners full throttle. Then everyone else piles into the chase van and tries to (1) identify "our" balloon from the several hundred in the air, (2) follow that ...

So first I went and visited my friend Shannon in Albuquerque, who I'd met the year before on the way to Guatemala. This was back in the days, back at the age, when such was the norm, making friends on the road. I&#8217;m not sure which was more important, but the best part was that it extended to locals, usually smoking herb, so it must have been ...