Written by SeenThat on September 10, 2007
- The name El Dorado immediately suggests dreams of vast, hidden fortunes and has mobilized people for centuries all over the Americas. Those quests created treasures of traveling experiences and very little else.However, the name became...
Written by SeenThat on August 16, 2006
- "Let's climb the Mountain," I was told enigmatically by a local Santa Fean.
My puzzlement was obvious: at Santa Fe's northern border are the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, the Jemez Mountains are close and many...
Written by SeenThat on July 31, 2006
- A friend of mine, a journalist in Santa Fe, New Mexico, called suddenly telling me he had got a couple of invitations to the International Peace Prayer Day at Ram Das Puri, not far away...
Written by SeenThat on July 30, 2006
- The Pecos National Park covers a thousand years of local history, and offers fascinating glimpses to the local cultures and the Spanish colonization of the area. The ruins trail is just about two kilometers long,...
Written by SeenThat on April 23, 2006
- Inexplicably, the same people preaching against pollution, were unable to understand the polluting effect of noise; by the end of the day, the drums’ vibrations were strong enough to destabilize my camera even 50m away...
Written by SeenThat on May 22, 2006
- During my travels, I always try to visit Lutheran churches whenever possible. People who had heard about me usually invite me to speak, to give a lesson or just for a homey lunch; however, Santa...
Written by Hal1026 on August 9, 2002
- At any time of year, there are some excellent options to get you out into the spectacular country surrounding Santa Fe. The summer months see the greatest number of travelers to the city and...
Written by SeenThat on May 17, 2006
- A bit more than an hour north from Santa Fe through Road 285 is the Ojo Caliente-Posi complex. To arrive there, a car is essential, since there is not a friendly system of public transport...
Written by jbarr08 on February 7, 2004
- First of all, this is a great little city. Only 70,000 or so in population, but seemingly much larger due to the influx of tourist bodies and dollars that happens year 'round. During...
Written by StephCat on June 14, 2004
- Ten Thousand Waves Spa was an incredible experience.
When you check in at the front desk, you're given your kimono and locker key and, if it's your first time, given a quick orientation to...
Santa Fe
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