Residence Inn Albuquerque North

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Route 66

A travel blog entry by lizandgazwalker

... of San Felipe de Neri Church as the central building. It was here that Billy the Kid sought refuge in the convent. When the local policeman asked the nun "sister, do u have Billy in there" not wanting to lie she replied. " Sir, what would a man be doing in a convent". I saw a very authentic santa in the square riding a bike with antlers on the front. He was talking to a young boy and I thought I would take a photo, turns out he was selling beef jerkey, not ...

DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY!!!!

A travel blog entry by angry101

... a king bed and sofa sleeper (Yup, thats it, 2 beds for 9 people) to sending 5 kids out of the water park soaking wet and cold because they couldn't take the towels to the rooms, not once but TWICE in one day!!!!! And now, tonight, well LOUD MUSIC AND ...

Your ego is not your amigo

A travel blog entry by noah_and_bree

This is a top pick!

... excited to see that, and Elwood was enthralled by watching a documentary on Crocodiles. He so enjoyed it, we were so pleased that we went. After the museum we headed back to square and Elwood ran around and we soaked up the Mariachi band and the carnival atmosphere.

By this point, we are hungry so we head to a Route 66 diner. Now we have been to a few (ha!) of these along the way, but this one is so striking. It looks ...

Day 25 - Dry and Beautiful

A travel blog entry by monahan

... to write something about it. Sounds like some more marketing by The Big Texan, eh? No such thing as bad publicity, I guess.

After breakfast at The Big Texan buffet (a disappointment compared to their dinners), we hit the road again. We stopped for an hour at Sheplers Western Wear in Amarillo, and Layla really hit the jackpot with a pair of cowboy boots and a top. Kae got a couple of tops too.

Back on I-40, we ...

Shade, Swim, Snooze (and really big Pizzas)

A travel blog entry by pollyandmikey

This is a top pick!

... in working order and Polly will no longer have to go up hills with only 5 gears.

The good work deserved a pizza. We ordered delivery which arrived at camp reception courtesy of Dominos only 20 minutes later. The evening got even better with a friendly high school principal on holiday with his family lending us two very comfortable camp chairs. We might be ready to pedal on in the morning to Santa Fe, or we might not.

Miles Cycled: 0, we really need a ...