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Another glorious walk
After a quick breakfast at McDonald's (couldn't find the restaurant that'd been recommended - we're getting very good at u-turns after getting lost countless times), we headed for Bandelier National Monument, a magnificent canyon where pueblo Indians lived in the past in adobe houses and caves in the cliffs, which they enlarged.
Just as we arrived at a large cave that could be reached by a series of four long ladders, a huge dust and ...
Florida for Old Hippies
... as four old people demanded to be put on the list for sitting outside and also demanded to sit at an inside table while they waited for the outside table. And then, when a two top opened up outside, they demanded to squeeze onto the two top until the four top opened. So they managed to take up three tables. All of this was enabled by the waitstaff.
Speaking of food, it seems that you really can't trust the yelp reviewers ...
Chasing The Sun
... he kept his focus on the road and was pointing the camera and clicking, and somehow the pictures turned out pretty good. We went winding up and over the mountains, and eventually made our way to the park.
We arrived at about 5:30pm and found about 5 other cars waiting in line to enter the park at the gate. Sweet, we were totally going to get solar glasses - since they were first come first serve. The gates were supposed to open at 6pm, but ...
Aliens- are they real!!!?
... Better spend money then for the Buddy Holly museum! ,) I mean even on the streets, they painted the street lights alien eyes on it! Kepp the theme alive! They crazy they are here!! Haha!!
At our lunch break we had a snowball fight again. I thnk we slowly getting used to the "cold". ,) On the way back to our Van, we all nearly felt down. Lol. We were walking and then out of no where, we were all standing ...
Santa Fe, New Mexico
... But then, everything down there is a hundred miles away. He helped me finish up the simple, decent shower surround (with the Lone Star mosaic- man, it was hard cutting up all those little pieces!) at the Schultzes guest bath. Picture to follow if Corky remembers to email me the pictures he took (are you there, Corky?) On Saturday Jerry took us all out to a beautiful 300 acre setting next to the LLanos river where he has ...