Today's drive is a shot one... Just 77 miles from Santa Fe south to Tijeras, 15 miles east of Albuquerque.
Our first stop is Allsup's.
Diesel is $2.39 a gallon
here.
Today's drive south is on
South & it's a
We are not picking up hitchhikers
along this stretch of road.
Bicyclists
This is Cattle Country.
Be watchful for horses.
Antique car drivers are
enjoying...
...the ride along
New Mexico Route 14.
Distant mountains
Mercantile in
The Mine Shaft Tavern
Madrid is one of the towns along the Turquoise Trail. We pass by restaurants, art galleries and jewelry shops. I look forward to touring the Turquoise Trail.
Rural mailboxes line the
road near this neighborhood.
road near this neighborhood.
Kickin' Ass Ranch
Motorcyclists are out for a
drive on this windy, scenic
road.
I fantasize about thundering
hoof beats, a cloud of dust...
a posse chasing a pack
of bandits.
The El Ice Plant truck
is making its rounds.
Eric turned onto Bernalillo
County Route 333 East.
This is a section of the
Historic Route 66.
We turn right, just past
Zuzax Gas Mart.
We are spending four
days at Hidden Valley
The campsites are very
narrow here.
We aren't able to fully
extend our awning.
We aren't able to fully
extend our awning.
Eric and I are set up for four days of camping, with water, sewer and electric hookups. The DirecTV dish picked up satellites for television. There is no campground wide Wifi here.
After two weeks of boondocking from Poland, New York to Tijeras, New Mexico, Eric will be busy with shopping, cleaning, doing laundry etc.
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