Western Skies Inn and Suites Los Lunas
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Route 66
... santa at all, and wasn't too happy when I turned up my nose. It reminds me of Smackos. Had a yummy mexican lunch in a lovely square with 2 guys playing guitar and singing. It was warm and sunny and we were the only ones there, priceless. From there we went to Nob Hill the quirky, trendy area. Lots of students, gays, lesbians and vintage shops, loved it!! Today we went to see Petroglyphs, they are very primative drawings on the volcanic rocks dating back ...
Turquoise Trail
... then headed up the driveway across the street to the St. Francis of Assisi Church. We met up with one of the ten residents of Golden who was doing some masonry work around the church. He offered to give us a tour. We took him up on his offer and were entertained by his stories about the town and his life there.
The next stop was Madrid, another old mining town but in this case they mined coal. It is now ...
Up, Up and Away
... to their starting point using the opposite current at another altitude. This unique opportunity allows spectators (up to 100,000 during the week) to enjoy watching the balloons both on the ground and in the air.
Depending on favorable weather conditions, each of the days are separated into the pre-dawn mass ascent and a sunset glow. At 5:30 am the 'Morning Patrol' starts with up to a dozen balloons ascending in the pitch darkness, igniting their after-burners ...
Albuqurque, New Mexicao, Land of the Enchanted
... instructor, in 2004, described the joy of riding as being able to sense everything about you. You will witness the sights, the sounds and the smells. The openness experienced makes riding in a car seem like a cage. The sounds of the dogs barking, trees capturing wind impact your mood. The smell of fresh cut grass and flowers blooming bring you into being with the surroundings.
Oklahoma and Texas still have stockyards. Despite or because of ...
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... a man crouched behind our car. Turns out, a van of Eastern European tourists had pulled up as well. Upon seeing our California license plate, they decided this was picture worthy and snapped a photo of it. Which means, we’re basically famous.
After our somewhat amusing stop in Adrian, it was onward and upward. The next town we passed through was Glenrio. Although we’ve passed through many an abandoned town, nothing has been ...
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