Best Western Inn of Santa Fe

... 7,857 miles(that's 224 gallons of gas @ $582.40). All that and I'm proud to say I've never worn a pair of underwear more than one day.Very homesick,can almost smell the ocean. As you can tell from the pictures,nothing really going on now.We're serious about getting home. Wouldn't trade a minute of it but I'm never driving again. Linda's going to drive me like Miss Daisy for thr rest of my life.

... the air. On one side of the plaza a group of Hopi Indians were selling jewellery and artifacts, which we browsed for a while, before walking on to Santa Fe's main church. We also stumbled across a couple of pretty courtyards tucked away behind the streets, that were filled with shops selling all sorts of touristy memorabilia, and fancy restaurants. On the way back to the motel, Jim popped into the local supermarket and got talking to an old hippy from Lewisham of all places ...

... with it a wonderful and vibrant market. Now you can stay in the heart of Santa Fe, shop at the market for fresh food, and prepare your own meal if you stay at a short term rental unit like the units that are available at El Corazon De Santa Fe for example. Whether your interest is the opera, arts, good food or simply the great outdoors, a visit to Santa Fe is one you will not regret. <br>

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... and didn&#8217;t stop.<br><br>Now I am all checked in to the motel and settled in for the night. I am hoping to get an early start tomorrow. I have had enough travel and am ready to come home. Tomorrow Oklahoma City will be my stop. If I get there early enough, there are a couple of things I would like to see. But I plan to be back there next year so it is no big deal if I don&#8217;t.<br><br>Till tomorrow night.

... formed canyon water slide, however we forgot it was a Saturday and the queue for the park was back into the road. Undeterred we stopped down the road and climbed down to a different part of the canyon. It was beautiful, secluded with a nice stream and pool and we were all by ourselves, the water was freezing though so our private lagoon was a short stop.<br><br>Next we powered onto Holbroke because....we were to tired to drive on to Santa ...

... southwest, the name means "white cliffs" in the Keresan language of the Pueblo de Cochiti. The cone-shaped tent rock formations result from the erosion of volcanic eruptions 6-7 million years ago. On many of the tapering hoodoos are boulder caps that protect the softer pumice and tuff below. Bands of grey, beige, and pink-colored rock are seen along the cliff face. Worth the 1.2 mile hike after the 5-mile gravel road through the pueblo. We saw ...

... shops - mainly jewellery, clothing. food and art galleries ( not necessarily authentic indian) near where we are staying - still quaint though. We had dinner at a bar and grill ( San Francisco Street) which was great and quite cheap ( and they make great margaritas). The motel is very central and reasonable comfortable. An early night is needed ready for a full day of sight seeing, shopping etc. tomorrow.

... because I thought it would give me a chance to see if some of the criticisms about Santa Fe were justified. Just as a background (and I realize I&#8217;m generalizing&#8230;I hope Santa Fe residents forgive me), Santa Fe passed a building ordinance in the 1950s requiring all new construction to look like an old adobe building. The result has been uniformity to the architectural style of the city. Many critics that I read noted this regulation, and the ...