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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△ Places & Activites ▼
→ Sunrise Springs Resort -
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→ Museum of International Folk Art -
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→ Coyote Cantina -
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Santa Fe, New Mexico is one of the best places to live in the United States. The unique adobe structures, culture, art, and rich history make Santa Fe, The City Different.
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If you are looking to buy or sell a home in Santa Fe, New Mexico, then Streit is the perfect real estate agent to assist you. She is an award-winning real estate agent with decades of experience and living in Santa Fe. Here is her contact info:
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올드타운 내에 있는 시장에는 멕시코의 기념품과 민속의상, 그리고 서부 개척 시대의 기념품을 팔고 있다. 이곳에서 가장 많이 눈에 띄는 것은 카우보이 소품들이다. 한 쪽에서 무언가를 유심히 보고 있는 여행자들. 궁금해서 보았더니 벽에 붙어 있는 사진이다. 알고 보니 이곳은 서부시대의 복장을 입고 사진을 찍는 곳이었다. 각양각색의 총과 복장, 그리고 다양한 소품을 갖추고 당시를 재연하는 여행자들. 준비하는 모습에는 설렘이 가득하다. 황야의 무법자와 화려한 살롱의 아가씨로 변신 한 여행자들. 또 하나의 소중한 추억을 만들며 행복해하고 있다.
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The market in the Old Town Mexican souvenirs and folk costume, and selling souvenirs of the Old West. The most striking here are the cowboy accessories. The traveler looking closely at something from one side. Curious I saw a picture on the wall. Turns out there was a place to take pictures wearing the costume of the Wild West. The total of the huge variety of costumes, props and comfortable for travelers to reproduce the time. The excitement is prepared to look full. Gorgeous lady's bandits and wilderness travelers who transformed into a salon. Also it makes one happy and precious memories.
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■촬영일자 : 2009년 8월(August)
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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.
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Sept. 11th parade in Santa Fe, New Mexico
A parade to commemorate the September 11th attacks on the World Trade Center. Held in downtown Santa Fe, New Mexico.
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Twenty-six miles North of Santa Fe in the town of Espanola, one can take the River Road which is sixty miles to Taos and return to Espanola on the High Road which is only fifty-two miles. The Enchanted Circle byway is an eighty-four-mile circle which starts in Taos and takes one North, then East across the Sangre De Cristo Mountains and back down to Taos.
The Kasha-Katuwe Tent Rocks National Monument is a remarkable outdoor laboratory, offering an opportunity to observe the geological processes that shape natural landscapes. The cone tent shaped rocks were formed millions of years ago due to volcanic eruptions from the Jemez volcanic field. As a result of uniform layering of volcanic material bands of gray with beige and pink colored rock formed along the cliff face. Over time, rain and wind cut into the deposits creating canyons. The tent formations found throughout the canyon vary in height from a few feet to as high as ninety feet. The monument covers 5,610 acres of public land with an elevation of 5,570 feet to a height of 6,760 feet.
Canyon road, just a few blocks from historic Santa Fe is a place where one can find most any type of art the heart desires. The road is a half mile walk one way, and here one will find 100 galleries and restaurants.
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Route 66 New Mexico
From Tucumcari to Gallup, the New Mexico portion of Route 66 is beautiful with splendid terrain and plenty of neon lights. We'll take you through downtown Tucumcari, Santa Rosa, Albuquerque and Gallup, Old Town Santa Fe, and even off-roading on the old 1920s section of Route 66 near Santa Fe to historic La Bajada Hill.
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10 Best Cities to Visit in the US in 2019
America is a vast, incredibly diverse country. There are so many amazing US cities, that it's impossible to fit them in just one list but these should get you started and just might inspire your next great American adventure.
1 SANTA FE, NEW MEXICO
Santa Fe has something unique and almost magical about it. The adobe houses are expertly hidden by natural terrain, the Sangre de Cristo Mountains are a great ski locale. Santa Fe is rich with Spanish and Native American culture. You may do a tour of the Loretto Chapel and round out your trip with some authentic Mexican cuisine and some wine from the many local wineries.
2 SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA
The Bay Area is an ideal location for travelers seeking a temperate climate, incredible food and attractions, and diverse culture. A unique activity to do when in San Francisco is to walk across the Golden Gate Bridge, the view of the city and the bay is spectacular.
Other sights that can’t be missed are Lombardi Street, China Town and Alcatraz.
3 BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS
Boston is the place to visit if you want to walk the streets that whisper secrets of the American Revolutionary War. Check out Paul Revere’s house, the Boston Tea Party Ships and Museum, and Beacon Hill. Boston also is known for its food, one must try traditional Boston Cream Pie and Boston Baked Beans and don’t forget the New England clam chowder and the lobster!
4 NASHVILLE, TENNSESSEE
Nashville, known for its country and honky-tonks, is steadily becoming a very hip place to visit and even live. Hot chicken is a local favorite, so when visiting, digging in is a must. Check out the Grand Ole Opry, the Country Music Hall of Fame, and the Parthenon.
5 MIAMI, FLORIDA
Prime travel months are december through may when the chance of hurricanes are low. Miami was found bya a woman and is known for its Cuban influences. In fact, it isn’t a trip to Miami if you don’t try a traditional Cuban sammie. Florida also is famous for its pristine white beaches and The Everglades National Park.
6 CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
Visit the Willis Tower, you can see an amazing four states on a clear day from the Skydeck, the deck floor is completely see-through! Chicago is famous for its deep dish pizza and cheesecake. Make sure to check out the “bean,” or more accurately, Cloud Gate in Millennium Park.
7 SEATTLE, WASHINGTON
Seattle is a vibrant city known for diverse food options, lots and lots of rain, and, of course, Starbucks. Visit the original Starbucks at 1st and Pike and then take a stroll through the lively and vibrant Pike Place Market. No trip to Seattle is complete without seeing the Space Needle. There is an admission fee to climb the tower but it be worth it. Do not forget check out the Chihuly Garden and Glass art exhibit.
8 SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA
San Diego has the perfect weather for strolls on the beach or on Mission Beach Boardwalk. also makes for a great time at the San Diego Zoo, SeaWorld, and San Diego Bay. Not too far from San Diego is Legoland, which is a family favorite.
Check out the local food scene. Do not miss Taco Tuesday in SD. In fact, you might just want to plan your trip around tacos.
9 AUSTIN, TEXAS
Another great locale for more temperate weather is Austin. Dig into some mouth-watering barbeque at one of the many local joints and then enjoy some live music in the “Live Music Capital of the World.” Check out the Instagrammable I Love You So Much wall then consider a “weird homes” tour. You might get a glimpse of Elijah Wood’s home.
10 SAVANNAH, GEORGIA
The best time to travel is fall, but spring in Georgia is known for its beautiful blossoming flowers. One of the best things to do in Savannah is to experience its rich history by walking through the Historic District. The south and Savannah are known for fried green tomatoes, shrimp and grits, and fried chicken. Wrap up your stay in the south by marveling at the Spanish moss in Forsyth Park.
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In August of 2016, we packed up our things, Greg quit his job, and we moved to Puerto Vallarta, Mexico!
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Our hope is not that you quit your job and become a long haired, bearded, Volkswagen van driving hippy. Instead, our hope is that after reading our stories you are more inspired to live a more fulfilling life from 5pm-9am!
Why such the emphasis on how ordinary we are? Although we love reading travel blogs, it is easy to feel disconnected from the writers at times. It seems as though they are leading such extraordinary lives that they are somehow doing something that is unreachable to the “average” person.
We are here to prove that wrong. We are here to tell you that even if you work a full-time job and only get two weeks of vacation each year-you still have the power to design an adventurous life for yourself. Afterall, that is exactly where we started before leaving it all behind to live la vida loca!
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Santa Fe New Mexican Tour: Part 3
New Mexico Press Women (and men) get a tour and history of the Santa Fe New Mexican, the oldest newspaper in the American West.
Scenic byway explores the Santa Fe Trail
The Santa Fe Trail was actually several trails, as travelers had options to take different branches. In New Mexico that primarily meant the mountain route coming in from Colorado at Raton, or the Cimarron route coming in from Oklahoma near Clayton.
The Worthington Renaissance Fort Worth Hotel- Room tour
A tour of our room at the The Worthington Renaissance Fort Worth Hotel. I absolutely loved this place. Super close to Sundance square.
Bit of advice: If you are a light sleeper be sure to request a higher floor or maybe something that faces away from Sundance Square.
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What the US-Mexico border really looks like
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We moved to Puerto Vallarta, Mexico in March and we have been publishing daily blogs every day since. We like to explore all of the best food, beaches, and things to do in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. Follow us on our journey!
We write about couples travel, traveling on a mid-range budget, and living in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico.
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→ Who are we?
Hey there! We are Greg and Hillary – a husband and wife team that loves traveling, going on adventures, and helping others do the same! Although we love traveling, at this point in time, we still have full time 9-5 jobs in Dallas, Texas.
In August of 2016, we packed up our things, Greg quit his job, and we moved to Puerto Vallarta, Mexico!
Hillary is working remotely for her CPA firm and Greg is working on this site full time.
We view ourselves as fairly ordinary people, complete with an ordinary income, ordinary jobs, and (unfortunately) an ordinary amount of student loan debt (thanks UNT!).
I know what you are thinking, “Aren’t travel blogs supposed to be written by hippies that don’t have jobs and live in hostels?!” Well don’t you worry, we are working on making that happen! Although we hope to become full time travelers in the next 1-2 years, this site is not necessarily aimed at people that want to travel full time.
Our hope is not that you quit your job and become a long haired, bearded, Volkswagen van driving hippy. Instead, our hope is that after reading our stories you are more inspired to live a more fulfilling life from 5pm-9am!
Why such the emphasis on how ordinary we are? Although we love reading travel blogs, it is easy to feel disconnected from the writers at times. It seems as though they are leading such extraordinary lives that they are somehow doing something that is unreachable to the “average” person.
We are here to prove that wrong. We are here to tell you that even if you work a full-time job and only get two weeks of vacation each year-you still have the power to design an adventurous life for yourself. Afterall, that is exactly where we started before leaving it all behind to live la vida loca!
After having several caffeine induced conversations about how people should travel more and shift their priorities in a way that will lead to a more fulfilling life, we decided to share our
stories with you.
Our purpose in creating Kinetic Kennons is to share our stories of travels, adventures, and funny mishaps and to inspire others to design a life full of exploration. Throughout this site you will find posts about how to go on a cheap weekend trip, funny stories such as the time Hillary forgot to update her passport before an international trip, and inspirational rants on why you should lead a more adventurous life!
Christmas in Las Cruces, New Mexico
Leaving Texas and heading west on our journey to San Diego. Next stop Las Cruces New Mexico to spend Christmas.