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So one day we were just driving around the area. We couldn’t turn left due to wildfires, so we went right and happened on a Veterans Memorial. It was in the middle of nowhere, very nicely done. Our bikes are in the background, lol...

We drove to Taos, passing the Rio Grande Gorge/Bridge. Not quite the Grand Canyon, but pretty amazing since this area is desolate. Taos is a cute little ski town, with lots of traffic, even though it is summer. On the way back, we saw a bunch of Big Horn Sheep.

The temperatures in Red River are amazing. When the rest of New Mexico and surrounding states are having record heat, it still gets in the 50’s at night and not too bad in the shade during the day. Everything is very dry here, the Carson National Forest is closed. We had dinner with friends at this great little restaurant. Next day, Shay and I too...

After a week in Santa Fe, we are leaving for Red River. We had a wonderful time with Sue and Rick. Tim and Rick played golf, Sue and I shopped, bought beads and made necklaces. We took a tour In the historic district of Santa Fe, hiked at Bandolier National Monument, went to the Bradbury Science Museum (a must in Los Alamos), had a picnic in the pa...

Check out the necklaces Sue and I have on. Pretty special.