Park Inn And Suites Santa Fe

... 7,857 miles(that's 224 gallons of gas @ $582.40). All that and I'm proud to say I've never worn a pair of underwear more than one day.Very homesick,can almost smell the ocean. As you can tell from the pictures,nothing really going on now.We're serious about getting home. Wouldn't trade a minute of it but I'm never driving again. Linda's going to drive me like Miss Daisy for thr rest of my life.

... sums the place up!<br><br>In the evening, we returned back to the main plaza and found a great diner for dinner, The Plaza Cafe. We filled our stomachs and returned back to the motel (with a piece of cherry pie to soften the blow of the dingy room), as we would be on the road again early in the morning. We really wish we could have spent a bit longer in Santa Fe - it would have been a nice place to rest off for a few days - but we still had so much more to see in the southwest...

Santa Fe has so much to offer. If you are going, it is best you stay in the heart of Santa Fe near the plaza, museums such as the Georgia O'keefe Museum, art galleries, great restaurants, and much more. The Indian Market this year (August) was great although slightly off due to the recession. The Railyard area of Santa Fe is a new and interesting addition to the Santa Fe historic district and ...

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... by her! It actually came out pretty well, she must have picked up some tips from Carly over the years.<br><br>Next stop the wonderfully named ´Truth or Consequences´, called that to attract tourists and settlers to the area. Well that worked on us! The best bit has to be the hot springs in town and you can soak in varying temperature baths. The hottest was 110F!<br><br>Next time Arizona, again! And probably some more whinging about driving.

... to go sit by the pool. The jacuzzi was being drained and refilled, so that was out, unfortunately (this was my only interest, as my feet were hurting from walking so much). It was starting to cloud up (yay for monsoon season in New Mexico), and the pool was cold...so although we had our suits on, we never got in. Two beers a piece and we canned the pool idea.<br><br>We went back tot he room to change for dinner, hoping to go to Jinja, a Pan-Asian cuisine ...

... couple of old churches built by the Spanish, one with a circular staircase that supposedly was built by a carpenter who miraculously appeared after the nuns prayed for someone to build a staircase to the choir area (as they could not use the ladders previously used by the until-then all male choir) Pretty impressive whether or not the legend is true. Then off to the ...

... the IAIA. Both were fantastic and are recommended. My personal favorite part was eating at the famous Bobcat Bite. We saw Bobcat Bite on a television show about the best hamburgers in the US. I cannot remember if Bobcat Bite took first place, but it was definitely in the top 3. The green chili cheeseburger is super good. I am hoping Amy will let us detour on our trip back so that I can get another. We stayed at ...

... about 200 years ago. Facinating for Cass and I. Zac just loved playing in the snow, throwing snowballs at us and "cleaning" the cars in the car park from ice and snow. When we finally had a chance to hike through the ruins, he loved it. He spotted quite a few animal tracks and happily skipped and sang his way along the snowy path. Its always great to watch. We had a chance to descend ...

... Street to the Sanctuario de Guadelupe. This time, it was open. So, we paid our $1 admission price and entered. We immediately had the same sense of disappointment that we had experienced at the Old San Ysidro Church. The sanctuary&#8217;s interior was gutted except for an incredible painted altarpiece. As was the case with the Old San Ysidro Church, the structure had been converted to a museum/performing arts center. And like the Old San ...