Madrid is a small but lively town on the Turquoise Trail. It was the first thing that came to mind when I suddenly wanted to get out of the house for a day. And this was, indeed, a beautiful October day in Santa Fe. Skies were bright. The air was slightly crisp with a hint […]
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It hasn’t been ten days since we took the ride to Dixon, New Mexico, for the Dixon Studio Tour https://www.dixonarts.org/. Every year I will find an announcement somewhere about this annual event that’s been going on for thirty-seven years. This year, on our way back from Taos to Santa Fe in mid October we passed the
I visited Taos Pueblo again in October, just before the weather would turn, the days would shorten and the icy winds would whip down from the mountains. The day couldn’t have been more perfect. The Pueblo has not always been opened to the public. So I feel fortunate to have been there twice, along with
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The day after Christmas, we stopped one more time on the main street of Carrizozo, this little town in New Mexico. Bags packed, we were ready to wind up our road trip, and drive back to Santa Fe. We were the only souls that morning amidst the shock of bold color against a dry desert
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Visiting Chaco Canyon National Historic Site was high on my list for too long. Since I have lived in the New Mexico for seven years, it has been seven years too long in the making. All it took in the end was for me to put my foot down and just tell myself, “We’re going!’
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