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New Mexico is just as cool as I imagined
... the Pueblo. We speculated that the tour took longer than usual because we were accompanied by a busload of older tourists. We took the steep way out and climbed down the side of the mesa on a set of steps which have been carved out of its side. There are a number of handholds to help which were fairly indispensable. I didn't give it much thought when Mike was ready to proceed jauntily down the stairs. It was only about 1/2 way down that I realized I am not ...
First day of driving
... Give me a city or the middle of nowhere. Anyway, check out some of the views we got along the drive. Except for gas, we drove straight from Ojai to Gallup, NM. It took us about 11 hours including some stops.
One of our stops was the Mojave National Preserver, seen here.
We ate dinner at the El Rancho Hotel which was explicitly recommended by Mike's Uncle Jay, thanks Jay! As you can see, the interior of the hotel was totally rad. I heard it wasn't a great ...
Hot, Cold, and High Up
... went back out to the car, and Gabe replaced the fog light - success! Then he pulled out the headlight and we decided to get a new lightbulb to see if it worked, or if it was the wiring. Gabe put the lightbulb in and tested it outside of the compartment, it didn’t light up - ****. Then we decided to put the lightbulb back in the compartment - it worked, yay! Then we headed down the road a little ways to a local garage to get a quick oil change - ...
Heading West
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We hiked up to Bandera Volcano through the lava rocks. The trees are amazing colours and shapes. They find it hard to establish deep roots and so grow twisted and gnarled. Also, the lava flow is rich in iron content and this tends to draw lightning strikes to the trees. We saw lots of birds, but none that would stay still long enough to be photographed. As we climbed Cliff kept saying he could hear something, but I said it was ...
El Morro National Monument
Prior to venturing off the interstate we made a stop at the NW New Mexico Visitor Center, conveniently located at exit 85 on Interstate 40. This center contains a wealth of information on the attractions this area offers along with a very helpful staff. In talking to the volunteer behind the counter he asked if we had ever heard of El Morro. When we answered 'no' he got what can only ...
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