Hilton Garden Inn Albuquerque Uptown

Am surveying others on how they attempt to stay healthy when traveling in airports and on planes? I have traveled almost every week for over 13 years and have found some ways to cope but am interested in what others have found works for them?<br><br>Thanks!

... which took us up to Sandia Peak (10372ft). The views from the top were spectacular, as we could see a tenth of the State of Enchantment. <br><br>Summary:<br><br>Highlights - seeing 2 wonders of the world (Empire State and Statue of Liberty), watching our first baseball and American football matches, making many new friends in Albuquerque and the view from the top of Sandia Peak<br><br>Lowlights - getting tired of the commute in NY, finding a place to stay on a ...

... br>The ride itself was beautiful, save for the occasional loss of hair from the burners. We sailed over, and dipped briefly into, the Rio Grande, and then west over the stretch of McMansions crowding the land. The Sandia (Watermelon) Mountains thrust out of the plain to the east. The sun was direct and hot even at this early hour. We put down in a patch of desert scrubland, and our basket scraped and bounced across ...

... Unfortunately we were 3 days too late. The majority of the birds, thousands, had already taken off. There were a few still there and the sunrise was beautiful.<br>We then drove southwest to Silver City for a few days of exploring.

We got tired of Florida after many years and decided to give it a chance and move west. We loaded the 24 footer Budget truck holding a 3 bedroom home, attached our 2nd car, loaded the 4 dogs into the Chevy and set out to the west. Hubby drove the Budget truck and me the Chevy with the dogs 2200 miles to Albuquerque, NM. It was winter and very cold temperatures plunging into the upper 20F. We lived in Rio Rancho ...

... by picking up the radiowaves emitted. The telescopes work together to look even further and create an even better image. The sun was just beginning to set as we wandered about admiring the pure white telescopes against the background of browning grass and dark hills. The setting was so serene. And if the technology itself does not impress you, you might appreciate the VLA's claim to fame: this is where parts of the film "Contact" with Jodie ...

I get to the airport in Albuquerque at 4.30pm. my flight is at 6:30pm..I quickly hit the mens room<br>and eat 8 gelatin capsules of dried, powdered ( fine), peyote. within an hour of consumption<br>I'm through security and sitting with my laptop and the peyote kicks in."...Woah Mescalito !!!!<br>..please let me maintain and not have a major freakout here in the airport....just let me maintain and get me on the plane!!!!".....once on board it's smooth sailing...lol<br>

... the Pacific Ocean. I've tried to link this to facebook so that people could read it there and comment if they wish instead of navigating to travelpod.com. I have yet to check it to see how its working, but I'll make sure to get it all sorted out before I leave the country. I'll try to update the travelogue several times a week if not daily, but I'll have to find a computer with internet access, so no guarantees there.

... Indian puebloes, many of them descendents of the Ancient Puebloans of southwestern Colorado, communities dating back close to 2000 years ago. As I drove out of Albuquerque, I looked back to be blown away with one of the most memorable moments on my trip: the setting sun's colouration of the Sandia Mountains, so named for the watermelon hues.

... age, not my age. That almost never happens now, and I don&#8217;t see it happening amongst my younger peers either, except for cross-sex hook-ups. I came back and visited again a few years later and found out that she&#8217;d been killed in a car wreck, right about the time there was a song of the same name all over the radio. Life&#8217;s weird.