Category: Sante Fe
Tent Rocks
We went to Tent Rocks one very windy day in October. It was cold but very clear and we had a nice scramble up the canyon and through the very different formations in the area. Missy the dog was a troo... Read MoreSojourning in Santa Fe
To sojourn means to “live temporarily.” Which is what we did in Santa Fe in October. Santa Fe was a particularly nice place to sojourn but to sojourn anywhere is a particularly nice state ... Read MoreHebrew at the Cathedral Solved
Last month I posted a picture of the Hebrew inscription above the door of the Santa Fe cathedral and promised to find out “how it got there and why.” I asked about it at Congregation Beit ... Read MoreAn Adobe Idea
The title of this entry reminds me of the grammar rule “avoid alliteration always.” Around the country new houses are wrapped in Tyvek before they a finished. Dupont the brands owner has... Read MorePublic Drinking Fountains
It wasn’t many years ago that if you wanted a drink of water in public it was free at a drinking fountain. Now a store will sell you a bottle of water for a $1.00 and most of the fountains are g... Read MoreDogs in Santa Fe
Missy, the dog, came to Santa Fe with us and so we take her places. Some of the places are not very dog friendly including some restaurant patios. But at Counter Culture they accommodate nice dogs and... Read MoreOldest House in the USA
There has been a long dispute between St Augustine, Florida and Santa Fe, NM about which is the oldest European settlement in what is now the United States. West of the Mississippi we believe that it ... Read MoreMissy Stays at Home
Nurit and I had to fly back to Pasadena on Monday to see Gary D. who is still very ill. The trip meant we had to leave Acequia Madre at 5:45am and wouldn’t be home until midnight and because we ... Read More- 3 of 4
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