La Quinta Inn & Suites El Paso Bartlett
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Pass of the North
... hotel in the Southwest area. The dome makes you feel like you are inside a beautiful Tiffany lamp.
Later, we went to a new bar called Bowie Feathers. They had murals all over and one wall dedicated to David Bowie. As we were on the Balcony, a local hobo named Shuffles came up to ask for cigarettes and beer, but was escorted out. Some people on the balcony told us about a "Music Under ...
Thursday - Slight Toil with chance of Adrenaline
... were not out of their hutch. When we got closer we saw why, there was a small diamondback laying right outside the hutch. One of the staff, David (pronounced daaaveeed :) ) Threw rocks at it till it was dead. The cooks prepared it for breakfast the next day, you know it really does taste a little like chicken. The pretty much leave snakes alone unless they are inside the walls, then all bets are off and they lose their heads.
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Out In the West Texas Town....
... of Elvira (what I have christened my truck due to her color) revealed her fanbelt was a little cracked and needed replaced. We made it to Tuscon and and went to Downtown Automotive. They were *really* nice to us and replaced the fan belt in less than 20 minutes. They didn't even charge us normal labor and it ended up costing us only $100.00. I wish I could take credit for finding them on my own, but once again our unwavering ...
Bringing the story up-to-date--September 2009
... between gangs for control of drug trafficking, but also the number of lawyers, judges, policemen and journalists killed is impressive. Add to that a series of vicious murders of young women who have long made investigators think of one or more serial killers, at least 400 girls killed during a dozen years. And ...
Texas - Ya All
... in Texas, originally built in 1682 but with the uprising of the native people it was abandoned and rebuilt in 1851. Next down the road is the Socorro Mission established in 1682. It is being renovated and pictures show the skelaton of the building with sticks and adobe structure. On down the road a few miles is the largest of the three, the San Elizario Chapel. Built in 1789 is still used for local services. On the grounds is the Los Portales ...
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Amenities
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Swimming pool
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Business Services
- Free parking
- Pets allowed