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Round Trip from Santa Fe
There are two different roads leading off to Taos according to the hotel clerk. One is scenery with curves and the other is freeway. We head out to the curvy road thinking it was like the one to the Gila's Caves. I was wrong. This road had generous curves and not u turns. And the scene was beautiful with lots of ranchos with herds of cows and/or …
The road to Denver....Bandelier, Taos & Leadville
As we left Santa Fe, we weren't exactly sure where we were going and where we would end up. We knew we had to be in Denver in the next 2-3days. We were aiming for Taos as our first stop but detoured to the Bandelier national monument after hearing about it on our walk the previous day. Bandelier is in the Frijoles canyon and is an area where the …
Day 13
Today, as promised, was Jenny's day in Santa Fe. Before we embarked on an exploration of the historic town plaza, though, Mike J took the time out to teach the parking lot attendant - who was very interested in English customs - how to say "sod off", leaving the attendant giggling to himself!
We then went our separate ways as Mike J and I …
Day 13 - Taos - New Mexico
... with local art in every form you could think of, it's like being in a gallery, and in many ways better than visiting some of the galleries is the collection is so eclectic. So after a day spent checking out galleries, to finish at Paco's gallery is a real treat. I've really lucked out on accommodation here, both places I've stayed were beautiful. But then if you know the town you know that's not hard to ...
Day 12 - Taos - New Mexico
... You can definately see the Spanish influence at the Pueblo as around 75 percent of the Indian inhabitants are catholic and attend the catholic church at the Pueblo. We then went to visit another prominent Spanish church at Ranchos de Taos, the San Francisco de Asis church built in the 18th century. Returning to scoundrels, this time a Spanish one, I found a monument in the Plaza of Padre Antonio Martinez who was a catholic priest in ...
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