Adrienne DeGuere

Fantastic shot of a summer monsoon in Sierra Ladrones Wilderness Study Area.   Photo credit: Bureau of Land Management – New Mexico.

Beautiful shot of Ruidoso, New Mexico.   Photo courtesy of 2 Ruidoso Redheads, LLC.

When we see something with the words chocolate and coffee included in the title, we perk right up and pay attention!   Southwest Chocolate and Coffee Fest, the largest U.S. festival dedicated to these two loves of ours, is coming up in Albuquerque next weekend, March 25 – 26. With a Latte Art Throwdown, the … Read more

New Mexico is an incredible place to live, with all of its natural beauty and countless opportunities for outdoor adventures. But water is something you won’t find a lot of in the desert and sometimes we must drop everything and seek it out.   If you have a particular penchant for waterfalls, here’s a weekend … Read more

We are often in regular need of an art fix and Santa Fe is one of the preeminent spots anywhere to do just that. Check out this new exhibit at the New Mexico Museum of Art for the work of Cady Wells, starting March 25th. Wells is considered to be one of the most innovative … Read more

Enjoy this beautiful snowy mountain shot before spring is officially upon us!   Photo Courtesy of IGer: @highdesertmesa www.instagram.com/highdesertmesa

JUST SOLD!  We brought the buyers to this beautiful home in Las Estrellas!  Las Estrellas is a community just minutes from downtown with rugged open spaces and walking trails. The neighborhood enjoys stunning views of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains  and offers an easy commute to Los Alamos or Albuquerque. https://sharingsantafe.com/listing/201602711/

Late winter and early spring in Northern New Mexico are well known for unpredictable temperatures and windy conditions. What’s a reliable remedy? Green chile chowder, of course!  Find the recipe below.   https://iamnm.com/new-mexico-hatch-green-chile-chowder/

Looking for a hike to enjoy in these last days before Spring is upon us? Check out Wild Rivers in the Río Grande del Norte National Monument near Questa, in Taos County. Several trails are available, including access to the Rio Grande and Red River, as well as trails that head up to Guadalupe Mountain … Read more

Fascinating recent discoveries about the lineage of the people who inhabited New Mexico’s Chaco Canyon.   http://westerndigs.org/ancient-leaders-at-chaco-canyon-were-members-of-matrilineal-dynasty-dna-shows/