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High Plains and Mesas | Enchanted Mesa from Acoma's Sky City |
New Mexico, Earth is an especially nice place to live and/or visit. There are many interesting things to do and see but you must be willing to drive long distances. My general tips include suggested itineraries from forum replies. See also my Albuquerque tips and travelogues for western and southern New Mexico, as well as trips from Albuquerque to Arizona, Colorado and Nevada. Although one might consider all of New Mexico "off-the-beaten-path," I have included some of my favorite places in those tips. |
|  | Craggy Mountains These mountains to the east of Albuquerque are named "sandia" after the watermelon color they show at sunset. This is the west side (facing Albuquerque). The east side has evergreen forests. Much of New Mexico is like this, i.e., when you gain a little altitude, you get cooler weather and trees. |
| | Maybe Short Gray Beings Most people hear about New Mexico via Santa Fe or the Albuquerque Balloon Fiesta. However, Roswell is also famous in its own way. See my off the beaten path tips below for more details about Roswell. |
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| Pros: | "Many natural wonders and historical sites" | | Cons: | "Big state - it's a long way between things" | | In A Nutshell: | "The blending of three cultures in people, landscape and history are enchanting" |
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AnnaMaria_365 Tue Dec 12, 2006 18:53 UTC
Norma Jean Ortiz is such a talented women. When I get the time I come on the internet and look her up Norma Jean is my aunt, her brother Roland Ortiz is my dad. I have some of her pottery in my house. | kymbanm Sat Nov 4, 2006 04:57 UTC
The ghosts at Burton park seem to be :) | Pawtuxet Sun Oct 15, 2006 00:26 UTC
Shrines remind me of the ones in Poland. Love those southwest skies!! phenomenol. Sorry the radio towers had to ruin the view. Wish I could get back to visit the Turquoise Trail again. | Wann Tue Feb 22, 2005 19:11 UTC
Nice to know New Mexico through your page .. Thanks |
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