I tried to go to the Hassyempa River Preserve but of course it was closed the day I was there. I also found out Route 66 is in Arizona, I was pretty sad that I never had time to go up there but I hope to be back there soon. Like next winter if I can talk my banker into it. I spent time hanging out with LaTonne and Megan, what nice people, I sure enjoyed meeting them and hope to see them again one day.
All in all was a super time and I sure wish I would have stayed longer and it was spring when I got home, but I had to get back for a cutting clinic.
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What a wonderful town, the hubby loves the old trains. Sounds like you had a wonderful time.
I am so glad you had a good time.
I'm counting on you to at lease go down for a visit again next winter so we can visit and ride! :)
um at least, not at lease.
What a wonderful place ! I do like the cowboy and his horse in front of the Western museum . Wonderful photos . Thanks for taking us with you . Have a good evening !
Looks like you had a fantastic time! And that is great you got to meet up and ride with LaTonne and Megan! Sweet deal!
Those statues are very cool!
Route 66 also travels right across the center of New Mexico, too. I live 2 miles south of Rt 66 and drive it into Albuquerque and into town every week...sometimes every day! lol!
There are some cool places of history still located on Rt 66. If you ever get to New Mexico, I'd be happy to show you around.
~Lisa
LaTonne told me you were in town and reading back through the posts- heck you were out in my neck of the wet desert. Drop me a line and I can put you in touch with a very good RE agent. I can also fill you in on any questions you might have.
Email is in the profile or else either LaTonne or Nuzz can pass it along. Call or text too if you want.
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