Sun God Lodge Taos
919 Paseo Del Pueblo Sur Taos, New Mexico, 87571, United States
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From the Gorge to the Church
... starts trembling, and the vibrations become more and more. In my minds eye I wondered who designed the bridge, and if they remembered to tie all the bolts tight. Was this engineer once a student that slept through class after a hard night of partying, or maybe it was one of those that missed a class because it started at 8 am. How do they plan for all the vibrations when the trucks drive over the bridge? Naturally Johan saw my fear, ...
Great plains to high mountains
... a historical marker, a church and what I think used to be the old courthouse. Johan called it a wild goose chase. In my defense we did see beautiful red-striped hills. The surroundings and typography reminded me of the old Cowboy and Indian movies. I am sure you can all call up the images where the cowboys are in the riverbed, and hundreds of Indians are silhouetted on the ridge of the mountain. Ever vigilant I kept an eye out to warn Johan in case we were in danger.
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Warmed by our first campfire
... we want to do is build a fire and keep it burning. I told Erin it doesn't feel like "real" camping so now he says we are fake camping....
After we stayed one night in Red River we headed for the forestry and picked out a site. We were so blessed to have Austen and Chandler drive all the way from Ward, CO to camp with us. What an awesome weekend!!! They made a fire, cooked food for us and completely ministered to our needs while we were together. We spent ...
Our first stay in a proper room...
The drive to Red River from Cimarron Canyon is short, less than an hour. The whole drive is breath taking, literally. During the drive we agreed that if the Lord lead us to the right place, we would fork out the money to stay in a proper room. When we got into town we continued to pray for guidance and after feeling several "no's" we were lead to the Rocky Mountain Manor and Cabins. This was a ...
Up to the Top of NM
Met Sean in Taos to climb up Wheeler Peak, the highest point in New Mexico. The weather was perfect, the scenery was just superb and after our little jaunt in the Franklins, this seemed like a walk in the park - mostly. Along the way we saw a plethora of big horn sheep. That was quite impressive to say the least. The first 2 we saw we were so excited and stayed and looked for quite some time. After that, we saw herd after herd of ...



