Sleep Inn 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.

... the air. On one side of the plaza a group of Hopi Indians were selling jewellery and artifacts, which we browsed for a while, before walking on to Santa Fe's main church. We also stumbled across a couple of pretty courtyards tucked away behind the streets, that were filled with shops selling all sorts of touristy memorabilia, and fancy restaurants. On the way back to the motel, Jim popped into the local supermarket and got talking to an old hippy from Lewisham of all places ...

... with it a wonderful and vibrant market. Now you can stay in the heart of Santa Fe, shop at the market for fresh food, and prepare your own meal if you stay at a short term rental unit like the units that are available at El Corazon De Santa Fe for example. Whether your interest is the opera, arts, good food or simply the great outdoors, a visit to Santa Fe is one you will not regret. <br>

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... But I am sure Holbroke population 11,000 is a lovely place, probably. We stopped near there to visit the Petrified forest, it wasn´t hyped much in the book so didn´t expect much. However the views were amazing in the park. Quick lesson for you all, petrified wood is actually wood that has absorbed the sediment around it over thousands of years turning the tree into a solid rock of many minerals. Or something like that. Anyway the ´trees ...

... was hilarious and Pops got a big kick out of it. We took pics inside and out and moved on-- very funny stop and we enjoyed it. <br><br>We gained another hour crossing into New Mexico. Saw route 66 on the side of I-40 throughout Texas, some of OK past OK city and now NM. We decided not to swap out cars and chance the annoying sound coming back and headed straight to Santa Fe. Glad we did cause what a ...

February, 2009 The highlight of this month was a visit from two of our Asheville friends, Mike and Sherry. They came to Santa Fe to experience a little Southwestern culture and to drink REAL margaritas at 7000 ft. The weekend events included The Edible Art tour, sunset watching with a bottle of wine, and taking a tour of all the "oldest" things in the country. Also included in this blog are pics of miscellaneous events from the month of February.

... evolving new government, yet, after a year of counterproductive rhetoric, inaction, and violence by the Maoist against journalists and dissenting villagers now critical of the Maoist intent, it's becoming clear to the people that the Maoist just want a share of the spoils and power once held by the king; not to truly help the people. There would be no nirvana solution here. Political corruption aside, an issue of greater importance to my gentleman friend was the continued ...

... deal with peaks over 12,000 feet high and frequent avalanch warnings. We made sure that the dogs lead the way. Later that afternoon we met up with our friend/co-worker, Kathy, and toured Canyon road, home of over 90 art galleries. We really liked one painting consisting of a bowl of green apples, but unfortunately coudn't come up with the $15,000 to pay for it!

... nothing that can create a vacation highlight faster than a fresh, home-cooked breakfast shared with perfect strangers. Not only did El Paradero provide us with that experience, but they also made great food. The menu that day was scrambled eggs, hash browns, and homemade biscuits. All of it was delicious. Eating it in a sunlight filled room while conversing with people from different parts of the world just made the experience better.<br><br>We had a ...