Totally day trip material. I was wrong (surprise!), it's in the Sandia
Mountains. Here's an I feel lucky type link:
http://www.geocities.com/sandiaman2002/Sandia_Man_Caves.html
Or tiny-er: http://tinyurl.com/2fhr7q
Used to do company picnics right by there- I'd almost forgotten the
fun that
oh hey I have been up that road. One of my Where does this road go
adventures. However, it was January and I declined to go up the dirt
road at the end in my brand-new little roadster. Maybe once I get the
Jeep fixed :)
On 9/12/07, Dinner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Totally day trip material. I
really? That's day trip material. Can you be a bit more specific?
On 9/10/07, Dinner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 9/10/07, Dana [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
the man cave? are we talking about carlsbad? if so no.
Naw, the man cave is in the manzano's, I think. Just a really
deep cave you can go
On 9/7/07, Dana [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Chaco Canyon is older than the cliff dwellings, which did not appear
until about 1250. The oldest buildings in Chaco date from about 850 AD
and the larger structures were the first multi-family residences in
the United States.
I used to go camping
the man cave? are we talking about carlsbad? if so no.
On 9/10/07, Dinner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 9/7/07, Dana [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Chaco Canyon is older than the cliff dwellings, which did not appear
until about 1250. The oldest buildings in Chaco date from about 850 AD
and the
I would be fine with the making of a 'temporary' boat out of an aluminum
can. He did say pack out your cans.
But if one did not recover the water craft once all experimentation and
enjoyment has been had... Now then there would be a discussion.
Especially if one is related to me in any
if i saw a kid throw a can in...
i would be picking the little tikes body out of the drink when i came
to the crossing point..
but then again, you where a kid..
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sry.
didnt read that bit..
i all but ignore any thing that looks like a sig, unless it's from erika.
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On 9/10/07, Dana [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
the man cave? are we talking about carlsbad? if so no.
Naw, the man cave is in the manzano's, I think. Just a really
deep cave you can go in, really old, and whatnot. Peeps lived
there way back, and whathaveyou. Way up the side of a
mountain...
Yeah, I'm good with that stuff. Litter is for pussies, anywhere.
My hard part is sticking to the trails (surprise!), but
that should be done as well, I reckon.
Den tree hopp'n Onner
On 9/10/07, Paul Ihrig [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
sry.
didnt read that bit..
i all but ignore any thing that
Excellent! I'll ask about them. Gracias!
On 9/7/07, Russel Madere [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The University Peaks are a must see for a day trip. Plus if you want to do
gem collecting there is an ash flow near Buena Vista where you can find gem
quality Topaz. In '89 I found a thumb size
Ha! The castle in Las Vegas. Yeah, roxors. I remember this one
hot chick I would've got funky with down at those springs... had just
started running with my woman back then, decided to make an effort
to not make mistakes made before. And maybe it was platonic. =]
For a while I was traveling
The University Peaks are a must see for a day trip. Plus if you want to do gem
collecting there is an ash flow near Buena Vista where you can find gem quality
Topaz. In '89 I found a thumb size topaz that paid for my next semester of
college.
Yeahupa, subject says it all.
Anything I should
Chaco Canyon is older than the cliff dwellings, which did not appear
until about 1250. The oldest buildings in Chaco date from about 850 AD
and the larger structures were the first multi-family residences in
the United States.
It's a World Heritage site and one of New Mexico's best-kept secrets,
have you been through Raton Pass before? If not try to do it in
daytime -- it's pretty spectacular. If you are interested in NM
history it is worth getting off 25 in Pecos to take a quick gander at
the old pueblo. It's right on the access road as I recall, a detour of
maybe three miles.
go into the mountains and experience the aspens.they should be
changing color right about now.
On 9/6/07, Dinner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yeahupa, subject says it all.
Anything I should try to make a point of [on the way | there]?
Not sure which area, I think near the airport/military
Yeahupa, subject says it all.
Anything I should try to make a point of [on the way | there]?
Not sure which area, I think near the airport/military base...
Headed up from NM... been through a few, but never stayed b4.
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oh now if you want nominations in New Mexico I could talk your ear
off. There's stunning countryside pretty much anywhere you care to
leave the interstate.
I remember when I was in Las Vegas one summer I was restless and bored
one morning and decided to see where 7th Street goes. And danged if it
Ya gotta go to Garden of the Gods. Awesome stuff.
http://www.gardenofgods.com/home/index.cfm?Flash=1
On 9/6/07, Dinner wrote:
Yeahupa, subject says it all.
Anything I should try to make a point of [on the way | there]?
The wife and I did some AWESOME touring around the state when
we first got together- split it into 4 and did one a year or so- and I'm
born and raised NM (born in the house I used to live in, heh!)- I've
seen a good bit of what the state has to offer, not that it doesn't
change, or it's not good
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