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Shoppers can find everything from hand-crafted Spanish furniture to Native American pottery in Santa Fe. Meanwhile, fashionistas can check out the latest style trends, one-of-a-kind outfits and magnificent jewelry. And every shopaholic will light up when they see how much sophisticated, high-end, locally-made merchandise there is to peruse and buy.
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Green Chiles for Breakfast at the Santa Fe Farmer's Market
| Red or green, you will constantly be asked while visiting New Mexico. They are referring to your preference for chiles! The Santa Fe Farmer's Market is the place to go wander and grab several little breakfasts on Tuesday and Saturday mornings. It gives you a taste of the area, from the people to the crafts to the munchies.
Route 66 Part 8 - We Reach SANTA FE, New Mexico
In part 8 we take Route 66 from Tucumcari to Santa Fe, New Mexico.
This is the Santa Fe loop which was the original alignment of Route 66 between 1926 and 1937.
Santa Fe is the capital of New Mexico and looks very different to many of the other towns and cities on Route 66. It has a very distinctive architectural style all its own. Low rise, adobe brick buildings, which consist of a mixture of sun-dried earth and straw. Many of these are over 400 years old.
Santa Fe is also home to many artists with galleries concentrated along Canyon Road.
We stayed in Santa Fe for two nights so got a full day to explore. As well as the historic buildings in the centre of town we did get chance to visit the Santa Fe Farmers Market at the Railyard which is open Saturday and Tuesday mornings and Wednesday afternoons.
We didn’t take the camera to any restaurants but the standard of food in Santa Fe is excellent.
So make sure you take the Santa Fe Loop when driving Route 66.
Next time, we drive Route 66 to Winslow, Arizona.
When planning the trip we have found the following Route 66 books and maps very useful:
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VLOG #86: Santa Fe, New Mexico
The vlog that is laaaaaaate. But I finally got it up! Last month in June Travis and I made a little adventure in New Mexico - The Land of Enchantment.
It's an amazing place, to say the least.
Travis even wrote on his blog about the trip we had down there - be sure to check it out!
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Santa Fe New Mexico Vlog Trip
I went on a trip to Santa Fe, New Mexico for 3 days and had a blast! :( Sadly, I lost some of the footage when I was there so sorry about the vlog being short and ending abruptly.
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→ Sunrise Springs Resort -
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Texas: San Elizario Historic Town
Twenty-two miles to the southeast of downtown El Paso sits San Elizario, a small border town with a history spanning more than 400 years. In 1598, Don Juan de Oñate passed through along the El Camino Real de Tierra Adentro (the Royal Road of the Interior), a now historic trail that connected Mexico City with Santa Fe, New Mexico the then northern capital of New Spain. The area became part of the hacienda system established by the Spanish until it was abandoned in 1787. In 1789, Spain built a presidio and mission at San Elizario to protect its land interests from France, and the community was second only to El Paso in size and importance at the time. It remained a part of Mexico until it was ceded to the United States in 1848 as part of the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo.
The Historic town of San Elizario's centerpiece includes restaurants, gift shops, 18 Historic sites, including the San Elizario Chapel, The Presidio (fort) and the Old El Paso County jail, where legend Billy the Kid once roamed.
Today, this semi-rural farming community remains an important element in the region's rich heritage. The irrigation canals that feed the surrounding farms in many cases follow the alignments of the original acequias, and Glorieta Road leading out of San Elizario toward El Paso follows the El Camino Real. The town center, a National Register Historic District, is roughly bounded by the original presidio site, and includes the San Elizario Presidio Chapel. It is also the start of El Paso’s Mission Trail. Stop in Los Portales to pick up a walking tour brochure of the historic district. Originally built in the 1850s as a home, it now serves as the town’s museum and information center. In its three-block core you can learn about San Elizario’s deep history and explore buildings constructed as early as 1830, many of them still in use today.
While steeped in history, the community is reinventing itself as a vibrant artist colony, with more than 20 working artist studios, including those of Amado Peña, Bert Saldaña, and Alberto Escamilla. Art as business is a concept not lost in this small community. The Mission Trail Art Market operates the third Sunday of the month May through November, and First Friday Art walks are monthly happenings in San Elizario.
Il Piatto Restaurant Santa Fe Reviews
Il Piatto Restaurant Santa Fe Reviews: Il Piatto 95 W. Marcy Street - 1 block north of the Plaza Downtown Santa Fe, New Mexico Reservations: (505) 984-1091 ilpiattosantafe.com
mattyohalem.com
Hours:
Lunch: Tuesday thru Friday
11:30 - 4:30
Afternoon Happy Hour 4:30 - 6pm
Dinner: Monday thru Sunday until 10:30
Late Night Happy Hour 9:00pm-10:30
Wine Menu includes a custom crafted Wine Cave featuring an extensive international selection.
Chef Matt Yohalem
A graduate of Johnson & Wales University Culinary Arts program,Chef Matt has worked and studied in some of the finest kitchens with some of the greatest chefs and restaurateurs in the world. Chef Matt worked at Union Square Café with Michael Romano, and Danny Meyer. At Commander’s Palace with Emeril Lagasse, and Miss Ella Brennan. At Le Cirque with Daniel Boulud, and Sirio Maccione as well as other top restaurants in the United States and Michelin Starred restaurants in France. Chef Matt has made numerous television and teaching appearances and has served on the Board of Directors for Santa Fe Wine and Chile, Santa Fe Restaurant Association and the Santa Fe Farmers Market Institute.
Located one block north of the historic Santa Fe Plaza, in the heart of the chic Destination Marcy Street district, and a local favorite since 1996. In the same year Il Piatto was named Top 20 Best New Restaurants by Esquire Magazine, and in 2013, voted Best Restaurant by Edible Magazine, as well as a 2013 Gayot “Top Spot -
Top Romantic Spots” . Besides the Four Stars in the Albuquerque Journal, Il Piatto has also been featured in numerous local and national publications. Boasting an authentic Italian farmhouse décor complete with a custom wine cave, wine bar, private banquet facility and sidewalk patio. A leader and proud participant of Farm to Table, Il Piatto sources its ingredients directly from local farms, dairies and ranches.
Il Piatto
Italian Farmhouse Kitchen
A Trip to Italy in The Heart of Santa Fe
95 W. Marcy Street - 1 block north of the Plaza
Downtown Santa Fe, New Mexico
Reservations: (505) 984-1091
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A Solar Home in Santa Fe
This gorgeous solar-powered home in Santa Fe generates enough power to share with its neighbors. Check it out with Natural Home magazine editor in chief Robyn Griggs Lawrence.
Santa Fe To Mexico
This is an instrumental version of Santa Fe To Mexico played by a small (virtual) orchestra with loud sound effects. The photos were taken by me in the Texas Hill Country (not New Mexico). My apologies for that, but New Mexico is a long trip just to get photos. The scrolled lyrics are by Lee Gunter. I tried to photo edit all modern things out of the photos, such as power lines, modern buildings, highways, etc., but I missed a few. You might enjoy catching these editing slips.
AOPA Fly In to Santa Fe, New Mexico
Get a preview of the AOPA Fly In to Santa Fe, New Mexico. Check out the artist market at historic Palace of the Governors, as well as the art on Canyon Road.
Santa Fe, New Mexico
H Texas Magazine travels to Santa Fe, New Mexcio
The End of Corn is Near
Internet Trouble. This is from the end of May. We have a couple big days and finish off the corn. We are over half done with soybeans now.
Kelly Moore at the Tesuque Flea Market
The art of Dog
Panchuela campground
Our shelter
Cold Comfort
Blue Bell Ice Cream is coming to town.
March 1, you will be able to buy the No. 3-selling brand in the U.S. in Albuquerque, Belen, Bernalillo, Grants, Los Lunas, Milan, Placitas, Rio Rancho, Santa Fe and Socorro at Albertsons, John Brooks Stores, Sunflower Farmer�s Markets and Pro�s Ranch Market.
The product will be coming to some Valero Corner Stores in late March or April, said Micheal Reasner, territory and operations manager for Albuquerque and surrounding areas. Reasner transferred here from the El Paso branch.
The Brenham, Texas-based company, known for its fresh homemade-tasting ice cream, is leasing space at 2350 Aztec NE to serve as a transfer station. The company has hired four drivers to work at the transfer station and will be hiring two or three parttime merchandisers.
Blue Bell plans to eventually build its own transfer station or distribution center, Reasner told the Journal.
Previously, the brand was only available in some southeast parts of the state like Las Cruces, Deming, Alamogordo, Hobbs and Clovis and a few other small areas, Reasner said.
Blue Bell is available in parts of 19 states. A Blue Bell employee handles the ice cream from the time it is made until the product reaches the store shelves, the news release says.
First UH Farmer's Market: Spotlight
On Wednesday, September 27th, UH Foodie hosted the very first Farmer's Market of the semester outside of Student Center South. There were local vendors from all over Houston selling products ranging from Organic Honey, Produce, Popsicles and many more! In case you missed this Farmer's market, don't worry! There will be Farmer's Markets every other Wednesday for the rest of the semester. The next one is on Wednesday, October 11th, in Lynn Eusan Park!
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Farmers Market Show 12/18/2010
It was a pleasure to play at the farmers market today! I've gotten closer to my goal with Up With People visit for more info. I have recently been accepted into a world community service organization called Up WIth People. If I can raise the necessary funds by June of 2011 I'll take off on a world tour! In each place we stop we'll do a big community service project, then put on a show. The proceeds from the shows go towards the community service projects.
Rancho Santa Fe 4th of July 2010 - Fourth of July Parade & Picnic - Event Celebration Fun
Independence Day in Rancho Santa Fe! See the parade, hear the music, listen to the cheers, join the picnic. People of all ages and generations gather in praise of all that is positive about The United States of America! RSF Rotarians march with their banner, reinforcing the Rotary International Four-Way Test: Of the things we think, say or do: Is it the TRUTH? Is it FAIR to all concerned? Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned? (ranchosantaferotary.org). The RSF Golf Club and RSF Community Center (rsfcc.org) bring together our community, you will hear Erin Leahy welcome the crowd and see Nick Pavone who presides as Grand Marshal.
RSF native Bridget Cantwell McDonald speaks with long-time locals like Frankie Owens, Chaco Clotfelter, Ruth Giffin Godley, Wayne Arendsee and more. See Rotarians Maurice Rahimi, Ole Prahm, Alan Balfour, and Patrick Galvin all led by Katie Hawkes who holds our flag high! Rotarian of the year Heather Manion strolls the parade in a red Ferrari near her sister Holly who is wearing red, white, and blue. RSF Elementary teacher of 28 years Donna Miano cheers along the parade excitedly and sees former student Steve Augusta for the first time in many years! Francine Busby praises our great nation near the Garden Club which displays a golf cart covered with thousands of flowers. Golf champion Phil Michelson rides by waving, as kids whiz by on scooters. Steve Finley makes an appearance too. The Dorseys steal the show with a super tractor that rides alongside amazing vintage treasures out of automobile history!
A passionate rendition of Francis Scott Key's Star Spangled Banner is sung by two magnificent singers. Bill Gang and his wife deserve a prize for their patriotic outfits and Martin Garrick celebrates our historic event. Listen to Dana, Dean and Aiden say Happy 4th! The villagers of Rancho Santa Fe and visitors shout a resounding Thank You to everyone who made this Independence Day celebration possible including: RSF Community Center, RSF Golf Club, The Inn, RSF Rotary, RSF Patrol, RSF Fire Protection, and so many more. Let freedom ring around the world - through compassion, education, and understanding - starting right here, at home.
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Discovering America on 2 Wheels - Leg 2 Part 4 - SW of Anton Chico NM to Santa Fe NM
DA2W - This video takes you from my overnight campout behind the Milagro Food Mart on I40W to the Best Kept Secret in New Mexico - the village of Villanueva and Villanueva State Park where I hiked the Canyon Trail and El Cerro Trails to the most spectacular views and breathtaking beauty of my entire trip.
I left Villanueva State Park headed for Santa Fe but overnighted at the Glorieta Conference Center - a beautiful complex nestled in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains at 7400' elevation... where I met people who really Walk the Talk and a place where I truly felt the presence of God.
I left the Glorieta Conference Center and took a wind-assisted ride into my final destination for Leg 2 - Santa Fe New Mexico.
At this point, I had cycled 1268 miles and hiked 114 miles since I left my hometown of Lake Jackson Tx.
If you want to learn more about this once-in-a-lifetime journey of discovery, please visit my blog at
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Santa Fe Brewing Company- Experience the Flavor
Santa Fe Brewing Company has been a staple in the New Mexico beer scene since 1988. From their iconic can designs to the balanced flavor profiles in each unique beer, Santa Fe Brewing Company is where passion, quality, and teamwork meets beer. If you haven't tried Santa Fe Brewing Company beer, make your way to 35 Fire Place Santa Fe, NM 87508 on a Saturday to taste the fruits of a Small Batch Saturday Brew. Or contact them at santafebrewing.com/ to find their delicious beer near you.