White Sands Mexico

Alamogordo as final stop returning from trip back down to Cholula - cam back w. Gene on Old US Pullman Car - what a trip! Met his friends at border and stayed with them in Alamagordo. White Sands incredible!

... etc) were that I was eating, it had been a while.

 A little later we arrived at a place called White Sands, just before sunset.

 White Sands is a National Park (technically a national monument) of sand dunes sandwiched between ...

... ’s most unusual spots. An "otherworldly" landscape rewards the earth-bound visitor of this site in southern New Mexico.   White Sands contains the world's largest gypsum dune fields –far and away dwarfing the others in a handful ...

... and forgetting about my warm sleeping bag inside the tent. I thanked God then and there for all of his beautiful creations. Wondrous creations. White Sands proved itself to be a one of a kind. Each shade of the day gives you a glimpse of time and ...

... here.  Either way it would prove to matter little. We rounded up the troops and made our way to what the drivers called 'white sands'.  Not really knowing what was in store but felt that the name gave a pretty solid clue, we gave it no more ...

... .  We had to go through border control, saw a Mexican guy get arrested!  Glad we all had our passports on us.  White Sands was not that special to be honest, lots of sand dunes so we drove the park road that goes 8 miles through it.  ...

Day Six Today after a 4 AM wake up call, we headed out early in order to get to White Sands National Monument. We left too early for breakfast, so we pulled over at 8:30 to eat cereal at a state forest in New Mexico at an elevation of 8,500 feet. As ...

... reason I went on this trip. To see the beauty of all these places we have set aside to enjoy. I have always wanted to visit White Sands, but for some reason never did until now. My favorite moment was after Lucy and I ran around in the sand for a couple ...