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New Mexico Story

A travel blog entry by trackingdj

... in a far off country.
and being in a room with che guavara flags on the wall still totally convinced i was in a revolutionary war zone. trying to have a conversation with a sober guy who couldn't understand a thing i was saying. Again not a a high point in my life.

Day 3 The next morning i woke up at 2 in the afternoon with a massive hangover in the room from the night before with che guavara flags on the wall.
i check my pockets...... Empty! No wallet, ...

Double Take: Sandia Peak and Petrified Forest

A travel blog entry by gapelechsgowest

... now we're settling into a little hotel here. Tomorrow, we spend the day in Sedona, just hanging out. This might be one of the only places we stay two nights.
Basically, we collected photos like a child collects candy on Halloween, and now we're sifting through them, trying to find the best of the best. Better to have too many than not enough, I supposed. And we certainly had our fair share of photo worthy scenery today. And then some.

- Katie
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Balloon Fiesta!

A travel blog entry by vwuertz

... Anne and I get organic pizza and then shop for pashmina shawls in the artists’ tent. Tonight's festivities include the Twilight glow, race balloon launch, and fireworks. The twilight glow is incredibly beautiful. The balloons actually flicker as the pilots use their propane tanks to fill the balloons. The fire inside the balloons blazes through the colors of the balloon. Every single balloon looks amazing. ...

From Winding Roads to Wide Open Spaces

A travel blog entry by isimbrr2011

Tyla writes:
I am very grateful to be on this trip for so many reasons, one of which is that I am finally seeing my own country by car. This great land of ours has so much diversity and beauty! The lush, green, rolling hills of the Blue Ridge Mountains gave me a glimpse into a part of America I had not had the privilege of visiting, and I was astounded by the majesty of the mountains and the density of the greenery. The people were incredibly friendly and I enjoyed ...

Week 4: Texas & New Mexico

A travel blog entry by justinsuzan

... op een dinsdagavond live artiesten en bandjes meer regel dan uitzondering zijn. De slogan "Keep Austin weird" kwam verschillende keren voorbij en zag je ook terug in de plaatselijke bevolking. Erg alternatief, hoe gekker hoe beter. Wij belandden tijdens het happy hour (op advies van de telefoonverkoper) in een Tex-mex restaurant. Buiten de actieprijzen voor bier en margarita's bleek het ook couples-night te zijn. De tweede persoon kreeg zijn diner gratis en dus ...

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