Showing posts with label Taos NM. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Taos NM. Show all posts

Thursday, September 22, 2011

Visiting Taos

Jake, Debbie and I spend an afternoon and an overnight in Taos two weeks ago.

We did shopping on the plaza, drove out to the Rio Grande Bridge, drove up to Taos Pueblo (which was closed to visitors when we were there) and stopped at Taos Mountain Casino for a little gambling and dinner. There was some heavy rain during the afternoon.

I guess we were having a great time, because I forgot to take many pictures.


At the Taos Plaza:





At the Rio Grande Gorge Bridge west of Taos:








Saturday, August 14, 2010

Vintage cars in Taos

Last weekend when we were in Taos for the Susana Martinez rally, the Sagebrush Inn was hosting a vintage car show.

There were some beauties there:






Thursday, August 12, 2010

Sagebrush Inn, Taos

John got a few nice pictures of the Sagebrush Inn on Sunday when we were there for the Susana Martinez rally.

Neat place!






Tuesday, August 10, 2010

Seeing Susana in Taos

Last Sunday we went up to Taos, where the Taos GOP and the "Democrats for Martinez" were holding a rally for Susana Martinez, our Republican candidate for governor.

It was just a gorgeous August day, the setting was beautiful, the crowd was large and enthusiastic, so it made for a perfect political rally.

Here are some of the pictures John took:


SUSANA ADDRESSES THE CROWD:





THE FOOD WAS DELICIOUS:




THIRD DISTRICT CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATE TOM MULLINS SPEAKS TO THE CROWD:








ME SPEAKING WITH SUSANA:


SHERRY MORRISON, TOM MULLINS AND ME:



THIS IS MY FAVORITE PICTURE: THE DIVERSITY JUST SAYS NEW MEXICO:

(The man on the right is former NM Governor David Cargo.)

Saturday, June 20, 2009

The Rio Grande Gorge Bridge

At 650 feet above the Rio Grande,the Rio Grande Gorge Bridge, 10 miles west of Taos, NM, is the fifth highest bridge in the United States.

The bridge, on U.S. Route 64, was dedicated on September 10, 1965.






Taos, New Mexico

Taos is a wonderful town - spectacular mountain setting, adobe architecture, lots of shops and restaurants, a great little plaza, good shopping, etc. We don't get up there as often as I would like.

The following pictures are a combination of ones taken by John and I during our visit to Taos this past week:

THIS WAS TAKEN ON THE LOW ROAD TO TAOS ALONG THE RIO GRANDE:


MICHAEL'S KITCHEN, WHICH WAS SO GOOD WE ATE THERE TWICE IN TWO DAYS:


SCENES AT TAOS PLAZA:





A COUPLE OTHER TAOS SCENES: