You know how you can tell a good day coming? Leaving the hotel in Albuquerque for Santa
Fe, I hit 7 miles of green lights through the city, Wahoo!!!!
That got us out onto the backroads of NM and onto the Turquoise
Trail, so named because there have been
turquoise mines here for 1000 years. Beautiful western country drive.
Fun stop at Madrid at the Mine Shaft Bar. Madrid was at one time the biggest ghost
town in the U.S. They mined coal here
until 1954, then shut down and everybody walked away. Now recovered as an artsy town. With a great coal mine museum, just the way
it was left in 1954. I like
locomotives.
Several movies have
been made here.
This is Maggies Diner in Wild Hogs.
I liked this artifact.
We did find a dirt road to go down to another museum.
The on to Santa Fe,
bunch of troublemakers blocking the street.
Got a good shot of a large chunk of the T’s attending. Look close and you can see Pat and Ray’s white wheels.
2 comments:
I can now see why we didn't hear from you for a while. You've been busy!!!!!! Looks like fun. Enjoying your pictures.
Bob & Mary B.
Sounds like a fun day. Did Pat buy any turquoise? Mary & Bob
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