Anyone want to move to New Mexico? I'm hoping perhaps one of my friends or relatives will re-locate there so I have an excuse to go there again (perhaps when it's a little warmer). Volunteers?
You've already heard about my brother's wedding, which was the main event in Albuquerque, but my family had a few free days to enjoy other attractions as well. My parents were with us for a lot of these, and then my sister and I stayed a couple extra days after they left. A few highlights:
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| Albuquerque's Old Town, which included this historic church, the wonderful Church Street Cafe, the International Rattlesnake Museum (which we sadly did not tour), and lots of local crafts |
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| Rocking out on my uncle's player piano in El Paso |
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| Riding up the Sandia Tramway to view Albuquerque by night |
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| Hiking through Tent Rocks National Memorial, also featured in the sun-bathed photo shoot of a previous post |
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| Driving around gawking at beautiful local landscapes in the Jemez Valley |
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| Passing on the opportunity to soak in the historic hot baths filled with mineral water from this spring |
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| Clambering around in the Soda Dam |
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| Enjoying snowy mountain trails |
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| Driving through the Gilman tunnels |
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| Testing our cartography skills and travel memories over a hot, greasy Dion's pizza |
I am not proud of that map. But let it be known that the growth misproportion of Florida is all your fault.
ReplyDeleteWow I just looked at this comment again. *gross misproportion*.
ReplyDeleteOK speech pathologist, can you identify what kind of speech error I made? :)
haha. wondered what that meant. and i would venture to say you made a substitution error.
ReplyDeleteI would concur. :)
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