Kim had been hearing for years about a little barbeque place that was supposed to be excellent, so off to Bob’s Bodacious BBQ we went.
On the Road in New Mexico: Finding an Obsidian Flow
I started to see glistening black rock everywhere I looked. It was like broken glass littering the ground and, in a way, that’s what it was. I found myself standing in the middle of a rich deposit of obsidian.
On the Road in New Mexico: Valles Caldera National Preserve
Our destination was Valles Caldera National Preserve which is situated about 45 minutes from Truchas in the Jemez Mountains.
Dog Days and Summer Monsoons
What could possibly be better than soaking in the fresh running water of the acequias in early spring? That would be a dip in a deep mud puddle, in the heat of a summer’s day, after a night of delicious rain.
Blue Morning Glories!
I wanted you all to know that the blue morning glories are not only planted, they’re THRIVING! I’ve snagged a photo of only one blossom.
A Very Cool Tree House in Truchas, NM
I should know EVERYTHING about this place, right? Well, I found out the other day that I don’t. When my friend, LaShanda Epp, took Kim and me out to see the buffalo, she asked if we wanted to also see the tree house.
Traveling the Low Road in Northern New Mexico
Most of you are very familiar with the High Road at this point but I doubt that many of you are aware of the Low Road. What you may not understand, even about the High Road, is that it is the old highway that connects Santa Fe and Taos, dotted with beautiful little Spanish land grant villages along the way. The Low Road is the NEW highway that connects Santa Fe and Taos.
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