Category Archives: New Mexico

It was mid-afternoon by the time we left Bandelier National Monument, and the dogs were getting antsy being in the car for so long ( Bandelier is not a dog-friendly park). We continued down the Jemez Mountain Trail in search of a spot where we could ge...

Our last day in San Antonio was actually spent in Fredericksburg again, a really lovely town in the middle of Texas Hill Country. Our reason for going there was to visit the National Museum of the Pacific War. We were surprised to find this m...

Is it Truth or is it Hot Springs....For those who know me, know that I love local art. I also love, love, love books. And if I can find local art and books...it's called nirvana. Our travels enable me to tour the back roads/the small towns and discove...

It takes perseverance, patience and just a bit of "no pain, no gain" qualities to get you into Chaco Canyon...and it's worth every nerve-racking/body-jolting/expletive-filled moment that it takes to get there. If you are a thrill seeker, these roads are for you!...

  Parked in the campground at Bluewater Lake State Park...WOW!. It is virtually empty, after September 15 - first come - first serve. It is a beautiful park @ 6800', and although many of the site roads are closed for the season , the walk to the lake is close by.A...