Motel 6 Albuquerque - Coors Road
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Time Zone Change catches me flat
This morning I casually got ready to leave as this was to be a half and half day. One half a travel day and the other a visit day. Well, the visit part was killed when I looked down at my GPS and it was an hour later than my bikes clock. I only had time to visit the mining exhibition in Grants New Mexico d when I got to the next place in to I only …
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 ...
End of a wonderful sojourn
... in Albuquerque turned out to have been part of a massive land scam that duped many working people out of their hard-earned money and dreams. How sad!
Dinner at Sadie's, an institution on Route 66, which we have been touching on regularly, was delicious Mexican and margaritas.
At 6 am tomorrow we head for our old home in the East Bay of San Francisco, our former home.
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The Big Mesa Challenge
... out for feeding time. Our first stop in the zoo was the flamingos (Karen's favorite) numerous amounts of adorable monkeys, zebras, giraffes, prairie dogs (Kaylyn's favorite because they would dig in the shade and plop down like Jersey), lions, cheetahs, fish, birds and countless other types of animals (no pigs for Bre though :-( ). We tried to get some good pictures but it was tough with the shade and the fences. After the zoo we bid farewell to Jill and headed out to Flagstaff! ...
Albuquerque, Part Deux
... for sure! We leave there and head to Sandia Peak to do some hiking. As we drive up the road, we see some amazing houses on the mountainside—all with an incredible view of Albuquerque. The glass windows, patios, and balconies are obviously used to check out the amazing view. The only down side to the houses is that they’re all brown or tan. They actually blend into ...
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