Adrienne DeGuere In our favorite park/outdoor space series, the Randall Davey Audubon Center is a gem to visit. Located in town at the end of Upper Canyon Trail, the Center includes 135 aces of beautiful scenery bordered by National Forest and Santa Fe River Watershed land. It boasts 190 species of birds that can be seen on … Read more
We love living in Santa Fe, but San Francisco is a sister city that holds a special place in our hearts. Check out this beautiful home in the Seacliff neighborhood. http://www.sothebyshomes.com/San-Francisco-Real-E…/…/0088114
We both love reading – LOVE reading! Imagine having your own personal library like one of these! ::swoon:: http://artofliving.sothebyshomes.com/…/take-a-peek-inside…/…
The photos in the article are stunning and perfectly exemplify why we New Mexico residents fall so deeply in love with its beautiful landscape. http://matadornetwork.com/trips/9-gorgeous-landscapes-youll-find-new-mexico/
“New Mexico Skies” by Andrew Gordon Photography. http://www.andrewgordonphotography.com/
For the adventurous, this looks amazing! Explore lava-tube caves at El Malpais, one hour west of Albuquerque. http://www.nytimes.com/…/into-a-lava-lined-underworld-near-…
Need an art fix? How about some contemporary art? Check out Chiarascuro Contemporary Art at 558 Canyon Road. Representing contemporary abstraction through the lens of Native American, Australian Aboriginal, and American Southwestern artists with a smattering of large-scale photography, ceramic, textile, wood and glass art, we’re hankering for a visit. http://chiaroscurosantafe.com/
Fall is our favorite season in Northern New Mexico – except it can fly by before you know it! Take advantage of autumn with a weekend getaway. Check out these spots: http://www.newmexico.org/fall-getaways/
It’s Balloon Fiesta time! Not sure which event to attend? Fiesta Glow is spectacular. http://www.balloonfiesta.com/# Balloons along the Rio Grande in Albuquerque, NM. Photo by Blaine Harrington http://blaineharrington.photoshelter.com/i…/I0000unRH9Q7QWO4
This is a wonderful resource for locating various Indian Pueblos in Northern New Mexico, along with a brief history and notable events and feast days when outsiders are welcome to visit. We especially love seeing the translation for each tribe’s name. Image: Taos Pueblo Powwow by Geraint Smith Photography — with Linda Cook. … Read more
