A weekend in Santa Fe:
"Sure, it’s possible to focus entirely just on the historic center, where Native American handicrafts are for sale on every corner. But the rest of Santa Fe now offers groovy contemporary art spaces, hot Asian restaurants and a park by a pair of trailblazing architects. Accept that Santa Fe isn’t just tacos and turquoise anymore, and you’ll find yourself loving the New Mexico capital not for what it was, but what it is"
[I thought I was the only person who said 'groovy']
http://travel.nytimes.com/2010/05/23/travel/23hours.html?emc=eta1
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- Is Santa Fe Ready for a Makeover? – New York Times
- Another great New York Times story about Santa Fe!