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Tinkertown Museum & Sandia Crest
... br> Crest Road (165) to get back since it was too late in the day to continue up the Turquoise Trail.
The road is dirt and very rocky and bumpy. Could only drive about 1/2 mile per hour; took us half an hour to drive the dirt part. A really pretty drive with the all the color in the trees and the mountain ...
Two Parks
... truly spectacular play by the second basemen who dove for a ball and then started a double-play from his knees, we might be there still. I never can understand why managers just won't leave well enough alone. Nevertheless, it was an enjoyable evening--temperature was very pleasant, and the home team won, so everyone went home happy. (Except the Rangers' wannabees.)
Tomorrow: Old-Town Albuquerque.
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Albuquerque
... little hot. We then moved on to another bar that from the outside looked like it would be a hole in the wall. It was not. It was so nice that they had a policy on not excepting IDs that were vertical and Shannon couldn’t get a beer. Of course we drank anyway.
After we left Old Town we took the bus back towards the University of New Mexico because there were a bunch of restaurants in the area. Dad had his heart set on eating at ...
Highlights of the Best of the west Tour days 10-18
... my first taste of smores which is a must if you are in the USA. They are melted marshmallows and chocolate inside peanut ************ers. It was very nice but American chocolate is just nowhere near as nice as chocolate back home!
The following morning most people went horseriding through the mountains but I hiked to the Hidden Canyon instead. The scenery was beautiful, white-golden rocks with lush vegetation in the most peaceful of ...
Somebody's having a Birthday!
... story motels we’re used to seeing at every freeway interchange, this is off the “superslab”, and its single-story design allows you to park right outside your door (not in a big lot where you’re forced to haul your luggage either through a main lobby and up the elevator or through a side security door and up some stairs), which means that access to your room is about as easy as easy gets! ...
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