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Albuqurque, New Mexicao, Land of the Enchanted

A travel blog entry by billy_d

Leaving Oklahoma City
Rain gone, clear skies, Bonnie and I rolled out at dawn. The air temperature registering on the Goldwing's system declared 56 degrees. The GPS built into the Goldwing is named Navi. We are still developing a relationship. Bless her heart, she sometimes cannot keep pace when she must recalculate in a city with short blocks …

Route 66

A travel blog entry by lizandgazwalker

... santa at all, and wasn't too happy when I turned up my nose. It reminds me of Smackos. Had a yummy mexican lunch in a lovely square with 2 guys playing guitar and singing. It was warm and sunny and we were the only ones there, priceless. From there we went to Nob Hill the quirky, trendy area. Lots of students, gays, lesbians and vintage shops, loved it!! Today we went to see Petroglyphs, they are very primative drawings on the volcanic rocks dating back ...

All Settled in Albuquerque for a couple of nights!

A travel blog entry by pykesonthego

... it for the good times with good friends more than for the food, as it was all very hot, and there wasn't really anything I could eat tonight. Disappointing, all around.

I think we'll go to Petroglyphs National Monument tomorrow for a while, and we MIGHT take the tram to the top of Sandia Peak.
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Need a Little Sunshine

A travel blog entry by tuffychloe

... a beautiful Dutch windmill and some scenic views when the clouds cooperated. About half way through the drive the clouds went away, the sun came out, we had beautiful blue sky and we had some great views. We were a bit early as the trees were still mostly in their winter state but it was still pretty. This drive is also known for it's wildflowers but we were just a bit too early in the season. We ...

Time Zone Change catches me flat

A travel blog entry by muggeragem

... the light was bad (directly over the arch) I was able to get a good photo.
In Grants New Mexico I visited a mining exhibit which advertised an underground visit. I was a little suspicious when the Underground portion only cost $2 and it was a self guided tour. Yep you guessed it, the underground tour was of the buildings basement :o It was done very low tech (cheap) but ...