Abandoned America#1 – Route 66 Sign
Abandoned America #1 – Route 66 Sign All images © 2003-2016 Georgia T.
Tag: Hidden Gems
Rock Formation # 2
Rock Formation 2 All images © 2003-2016 Georgia T.
Miniature Train Set – Albuquerque Botanic Gardens
The Albuquerque Botanic Gardens has a plethora of amazing flora, butterflies, bugs, and other amazing attractions, however, one fails to take close observance the small details life has to offer. This is why I have chosen to showcase the Botanic Garden’s Miniature Train Set. This set offers multiple tracks, stations, trains, and quite a few… Continue reading Miniature Train Set – Albuquerque Botanic Gardens
Abandoned America #3 – Casita
Abandoned America #3 – Casita Prints are available for sale on Fine Art America (link above). All images © 2003-2016 Georgia T.
White Sands Missile Range: Part 2
Now, I am Death, the destroyer of worlds. ~ Dr. J. Robert Oppenheimer, quoting the Bhagavad Gita at the explosion of the atomic bomb test. My family and I headed down to White Sands Missile Range on Saturday April 2, 2016. One of two Open House days hosted by the… Continue reading White Sands Missile Range: Part 2
San José de los Jémez Mission and Gíusewa Pueblo
San José de los Jémez Mission is the ruins of an early 17th century Spanish/Native American mission and its surrounding Gíusewa Pueblo area. The Pueblo was named (“place at boiling water” in Towa language because it was located near the hot thermal springs in the area. It is located on the Jemez Pueblo in Sandoval… Continue reading San José de los Jémez Mission and Gíusewa Pueblo
Unser Racing Museum
Honoring the Past, Preparing for the future. The museum was a unique Valentine’s Day Date, so I had bought a 2 for 1 entry from LivingSocial Deals. It was an excellent deal because entry is $10 per adult. Children under 16 are free and they have many discounts for military, seniors, and students. Built to… Continue reading Unser Racing Museum
Smokey Bear Historical Park
The story of Smokey the bear began in Capitan, NM when he was found as a cub in 1950. After a 17,000 acre forest fire, they found little Smokey, as he was dubbed the son of Capitan, with burnt paws, only about 5 pounds, and separated from his mother. New Mexico Game Warden, Ray Bell,… Continue reading Smokey Bear Historical Park
Fun Fact #3 – Palace of the Governors
The Palace of Governors in Santa Fe is the oldest Government Building in the United States. This amazing historical adobe structure in Santa Fe was originally built in the 17th century to be a governmental seat for the Spaniards who controlled the area at the time. The Palace of the Governors records the history of Santa… Continue reading Fun Fact #3 – Palace of the Governors
Rio Puerco Valley
This past very cold Super Bowl Sunday, My family and I took a trip out to Rio Puerco Valley with the Four Corners Trail Riders off-roading group. Along with the amazing landscape, New Mexico has to offer we took a few pit stops along our 60-mile trek of dirt road trails. Some things we hit… Continue reading Rio Puerco Valley
Hidden Secrets NM 