Econo Lodge Albuquerque

On the way to Albuquerque, I found a little motel to book for the 3 of us. We pulled up and the lady upgraded us to a 'pool-side' room. This was a room with two queen-sized beds which had one door opening to our car and the other opening to the indoor ...

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What a HORRIBLE riding day! I left Albuquerque and hit wind all frickin' day! IT was windy all day. And it never let up. By the time I stopped in Flagstaff, I was worn out. I hit winds of 50-70 MPH! I had a hard time getting gas, because I couldn't ...

... an hour before I finally got her up and moving.  We headed over to the Cracker Barrel after checking out of the Econo Lodge, or whatever unremarkable place it was that we stayed. Breakfast for me?  The Country Boy Breakfast, with an upgrade ...

... speechless alot of the time which is saying something. We spent from just after lunch to just before sunset there, then left to make Albuquerque at a decent time of night. The park closes at sunset anyway. Yes, we know. A coyote ran across the road in ...

... selling their hand crafted jewelry. Very cool city in the middle of mountain range, stucco houses and a lot of shopping. Drove an hr to Albuquerque, went to the Albuquerque art and history museum for an hour and walked around the plazas and markets. Art ...

... early this morning and spent 12 hours driving from Denver to near the border of Arizona.  The original goal was to drive to Albuquerque, but since we cleared that by 3pm, we decided to head toward Las Cruces.  We made decent time there too, so ...

... we were and well, it's one of those things...I guess God will work it out however it needs to. The goal for today was to get to Albuquerque and by now we're about two hours behind. It's gonna be a late one, so we took off for Shamrock, Texas to get Adeana ...