Catherine and I enjoyed maybe one or two relatively mild days during our stay in Albuquerque and Santa Fe. Most days the temperature was in the high twenties to low thirties and the local population was freezing. We would tell … Continue reading
Our love affair with New Mexico continued. Santa Fe is the capital of New Mexico, but it retains a small town feel. No freeway bisects this charming town. The Casa Cuma B & B is an old Santa Fe adobe … Continue reading
Albuquerque amazed and delighted us. What a great city! ABQ, as it is known in the southwest, has something for everybody. It is a small, livable city. Albuquerque is backed up on the east by the Sandia Mountains. Distinct from … Continue reading
Kara and Steve Grant own the Downtown Historic Bed & Breakfast consisting of the Heritage House and the Spy House. The Spy House is so named because in the 1950’s, David Greenglass rented space at this location. He was the … Continue reading
If you order food of any type in New Mexico, it will contain Hatch Chiles. New Mexico’s state vegetable (fruit?) is the Hatch Chile. They are harvested both mature green or mature red. In a restaurant, the question is “red … Continue reading
