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Travel Blogs from Santa Fe

And so today, we're off to Sante Fe!

A travel blog entry by birniewedding

An early start to get food and petrol at Walmart, means we're on the road by 8.30 am, I am keen to get to our hotel and lay by the pool all afternoon. And by my calculations and the impending clock change when we hit New Mexico, we can be there by 1/2pm! We have been in the states a week, and have two left, and we're already content with the things …

Which way to Santa Fe?

A travel blog entry by smonty1

I am writing this entry reviewing the events from the last two days, so bare with me! Yesterday we had the opportunity to sleep in and not immediately wake up and drive 300 miles, which was quite a nice treat! After having breakfast at the hotel, we decided to start driving south toward Santa Fe. The drive was very nondescript and we encountered our first snafu when we missed our turn in Aztec, New Mexico and accidentally wound up ...

June 29, 2012

A travel blog entry by wright2

... parking lot. Because of this the park instituted a shuttle service that all visitors to the park must use, it operates from a parking lot off the highway about a 20 minute ride from the
park. The service worked out fine. Bandelier National Monument features a loop
trail of 1� miles, along which there is a large excavation of a pueblo on the
valley floor that was occupied in the 1200’s; this pueblo was different from
others we have seen in ...

Some stunning scenery

A travel blog entry by cliff-n-chris

... The bridges across the creek were washed away, and the track to the 2nd and 3rd waterfalls has 'disappeared into thin air' according to one Ranger.

We were still able to walk up the trail to see the homes of the ancestral pueblo; cave rooms dug out of the cliff wall, many of them interconnecting. Some buildings had been built against the rock face, and the holes show that they were obviously more than one story high. Above the dwellings ...

Hello Again From Santa Fe

A travel blog entry by schwanman

... on the ground last winter. As they looked at the painting, then the road, a dark streak snaking through a pure white landscape, she said it looked just like the painting. How cool is that?! After the tour, I made a quick drive up to Ghost Ranch. The scenery there and the drive itself was terrific and I took plenty of shots there.

A very friendly, talkative gentleman named Leonard was the groundskeeper at O'Keeffe's home. I struck up ...