ABQ Balloon Fiesta IV -> Friends & Beer (Final Round Up)
So, after hemming & hawing about writing a FOURTH post on Balloon Fiesta (because you really haven't had enough balloon pics already, [...] continue reading
So, after hemming & hawing about writing a FOURTH post on Balloon Fiesta (because you really haven't had enough balloon pics already, [...] continue reading
PRE-POST NOTE -This is another insanely long post, but hopefully it's helpful. Last long one, I promise :) I'd just come back from a 5-hour shift and [...] continue reading
PRE-POST NOTE/ This is a loooong post, so breathe deep & get comfy before you read :) When we first put Balloon Fiesta on our bucket list I [...] continue reading
It was early morning, and by early I mean the sky was still dark, as in pitch black I-can't-see-a-bleeding-thing. It's a time that belongs to bats and [...] continue reading
"Red or Green?" asked the lady "Christmas!" I replied confidently This was not a political discussion, nor was I going mad (although some [...] continue reading
Like all great projects they claimed it couldn't be done. Yet in the end all it took was a man, a vision, some industrial ingenuity and the fortitude [...] continue reading
We're nearing the end of our time here in New Mexico. What started off as a potential 2-week trip with the idea that "we'll just make a couple of [...] continue reading
So it's officially the first day of summer, the solstice, the longest day of the year. Technically the earth's axis is at exactly 23.4 degrees [...] continue reading
I often talk about the interesting and unusual people we meet RVing. Believe it or not, the folks who full-time RV are as varied and individual as the [...] continue reading
We've been very busy these past weeks exploring all the cool little corners of The Enchanted Circle NM. There is so much to see here, and so many [...] continue reading
We've had the fine fortune to camp by rivers and water these past few weeks. After our week-long stint at the beautiful Eagle Nest we decided to work [...] continue reading
It's not an exaggeration to say that much of the West was built on gold. The Moreno Valley is no exception. Located in remote and savage country at [...] continue reading