Bandelier Nat'l Monument is about 40 miles Northwest of Sante Fe, NM. We had a nice visit today visiting where The Pueblo People lived for many centuries and are believed to be descendants of hunters and gatherers as far back as 10,000 years ago. Although the cave dwelling Pueblos left here in the 1500's, there are descendants who still live in New Mexico today.
DESTINATIONS:.....Follow us on our Travels seeing the country doing what we enjoy most - travel to new places as well as our favorites. Check in periodically to see what we're up to - We have been fortunate to have travelled in 49 States. When the bridge to Hawaii is built, we'll drive over and make it 50 - stay in touch. Our e-mail and cell phones are always on. ...... "US Govt survey shows three out of four people make up 75% of the total population"
Saturday, June 8, 2013
Friday, June 7, 2013
Santa Fe, NM and getting there
We stopped at Ft. Union Nat'l Monument on our way to Santa Fe, NM... Ft. Union was the largest Fort in it's day and on the famed Santa Fe Trail. This is what's left and being preserved as a Nat'l Monument.
Parked at Ft. Union
We saw plenty of these.
Video on our way - Just after leaving Fort Union about 100 miles to Santa Fe.
| Looking down on Santa Fe from 10,200 ft. Ski Area |
| Local Natives selling their crafts on the downtown square Friday Night |
| Santa Fe Downtown Park |
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