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Come on over to the Buckin BBQ on June 12 in Arroyo Hondo just outside Santa Fe! It’ll be a ton of fun, and it’s supporting the Espanola Animal Shelter. There’s going to be a silent auction, a noisy mechanical bull, a sublime tequila tasting and it’s all washed down with the real genuine sounds of the Buckarettes! Tickets are from just $50, at espanolaevents.com
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"
http://travel.nytimes.com/2010/05/23/travel/23hours.html?emc=eta1
Fly Fishing is one of Northern New Mexico’s best kept secrets. From mighty rivers to peaceful lakes, we’ve got some great places to fish. This is a video from my favorite Santa Fe fishing store, The Reel Life. Check them out at www.reellifesanta fe.com
New Mexico – the “Land of Enchantment.” This beautiful state is a popular tourist destination, no doubt, but there are plenty of amazing gems hidden in New Mexico’s dusty desert corners that are well worth checking out. Most visitors here come to Santa Fe for great shopping and Southwest style or head to Taos to visit one of the nation’s oldest Native American pueblos or go skiing. But the central and southern parts of the state have some amazing places worth more than just a glance in a guidebook. Here are four amazing lesser-known sights in New Mexico that are worth a visit. [Read more...]