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2011 Menaul Blvd NE Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States, 87107, 505-761-5600
We traveled into New Mexico last night. It was late so I didn't get to see how pretty the scenery was until the next day. The following morning, we drove through New Mexico. Absolutely breathtaking!!! Wherever you looked you saw mountains, rock formations, open land, snow capped mountain peaks... It was amazing. We visited the National Petrified Forest while we were driving. We were able to drive down the 26 mile road.
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States lisagreen
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?
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On October 1, 2009 friends of over 50 years will be meeting in New Mexico to celebrate our 70th birthday. The last trip we took together was 20 years ago on our 50th birthday. We went to British Columbia, Canada and had the time of our lives.
It has taken us 20 years to decide to take another birthday trip together. We'll toast the friends we've lost and the ones who could not join us.
Stay tuned as we take this wonderful journey together.
... camped overnight and are now back in civilisation and en route to Lake Powell. The next blog will contain all the dirt from our time in Arizona!
A few people have asked about pictures, and we promise we shall put some up as soon as we get a chance (probably in Vegas or LA). Till then Dev will be uploading some pictures through his phone so do check out his profile for that.
That's all for now. Big love from The Grand Canyon to all!
- The Masters of Chill
... New Mexico to attend free for four years. How about that.
To end my day, I headed out to Sandia peak to see the tramway. When I got there, I didn't really see what the big deal was except maybe the view when you got to the top. But the sky was clouding up and I didn't think the view would be that good. So I passed. But I didn't ...
Places visited:
DAY 1: Thur August 6
One up - place where Lee was the hottest Burque single
Lotus - gay night bar
Proof- got a jewish proposal
DAY 2: Fri August 7
Sushi King - shrimp fried rice for lunch
Stuffed backpacks at Fresquez Inc
Two fools- Irish pub w/fish & chips w/Patricia& Lee
Imbibe - cigar bar
Nob hill bar & grill - 80s dj; james drove us home, mooning & flashing
Crashed at Patricias
DAY 3: Sat August 8
Albuquerque,
New Mexico, United States
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... Miami hostel that had constant noise 24 hours a day and numerous bodies roaming around the building. Whilst not having that luxury I did get chatting to a couple of independent travellers from England and Ireland. Matt and Neve were two dudes who were leaving Memphis the next day but for one evening only joined me in the local pub for several cheap pints of Guinness. It was nice to hang out with some cool people who were from back home (Neve had lived ...
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States wolfieboy69... students, and two older American women. And all but one of them were really quite nice One of the American women was downright impossible, and argued the whole time about everything, grilling me about my life and disagreeing with nearly everything I said. She was very insulting to the guide and said she hated Egypt, even going so far as to mock Islam. The funny thing was, when we arrived to Karnak, she looked at it in disgust and said "I can't believe they haven't kept this ...
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States jillinabqSaturday, October 14 Wood Carvers Thunderstorms knock out the Mass Ascension We arrive at the balloon park in time to see the Dawn Patrol balloons all lit up, but it is too windy for them to launch. We are distracted by the Chainsaw Woodcutters Competition on the northern end of the field. A couple wooden bears are chosen to make their home in California. As dawn approaches, the wind dies down a bit and the first wave of balloons ...
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States joycekeith... that the building was reconstructed under prior policy. In other words, they are saying that the unintelligent former Park Rangers were the ones that rebuilt this building and that they’d never do something like this now. I found it rather funny that the Park Service felt compelled to cover itself with this disclaimer.
After finishing the Agate House trail, we drove to the Crystal Forest. But, my feet were hurting again, so we left ...

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