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New Mexico's Native American Hotel Santa Fe
The Hotel Santa Fe and Spa is the only Native American owned hotel in Santa Fe, set in the exciting developing Guadalupe Railyard District of New Mexico's state capital.
hotel santa fe • new mexico • native-american places to stay • luxury spa and hacienda • amaya restaurant dining

Santa Fe Railyard Park and Plaza
The historic Santa Fe Railyard is now an exciting new city center district with art galleries, museums, restaurants, theater, Farmer's Market, parkland and a train depot.
santa fe railyard • santa fe restaurant • santa fe entertainment • santa fe farmers market • santa fe art galleries

Argentina – Historic Buildings in Santa Fe
Santa Fe, originally called Santa Fe de la Veracruz, and is one of Argentina's oldest cities, which can be traced in its historic buildings as well as in its churches.
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Santa Fe Plaza and Buffalo Thunder Resort-Casino
The cool air and vibrant surroundings of Santa Fe offer visitors the chance to relax and unwind amidst natural splendor and resort-level pampering and accommodations.
santa fe • new mexico • santa fe plaza • buffalo thunder resort & casino • palace of the governors

The Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe (Part 2)
Of all the railroads of the west, the Atchison, Topeka, & Santa Fe is one of the oldest. It plied its trade throughout the southwest and central plains. It weathered two depressions, two wars, and many other ups and downs and still survives today.
atchison • topeka • santa fe • super chief • general motors

The Santa Fe Trail (Part 2)
The Santa Fe Trail was an important trade route. It also supplied the many American forts in the district. Eventually the coming of the railroad displaced the Santa Fe Trail.
atchison • topeka • & santa fe • josiah gregg • mexican war

Travel to Santa Fe for the Big 400
If you want to travel to Santa Fe for the New Mexico capital's 400th anniversary, check your dates and diaries before booking a hotel or a flight for the big party.
santa fe's 400th anniversary • new mexico capital • founding dates • events to celebrate • 2009 founding day event

Walk Randall Davey's Home and Gardens, Santa Fe
Randall Davey, a 1940s New Mexico artist, left an adobe style home, scenic gardens and nature preserve for hikers and birdwatchers to enjoy on a visit to Santa Fe.
randall davey home and gardens • audubon center and bird sanctuary • nature trails • hiking in santa fe • santa fe national forest

Good Restaurants in Downtown Santa Fe, NM
A variety of restaurants await visitors to historic downtown Santa Fe. Establishments range from fine dining to casual, relaxed cafés and fit any budget or lifestyle.
santa fe nm • restaurants in downtown santa fe • lunch • dinner • downtown santa fe

Santa Fe, New Mexico for Kids
Known for its sophisticated cuisine, marvelous art galleries and boutique shopping, Santa Fe is a playground for grownups. But there's plenty appealing for kids, too.
santa fe mountain adventures • santa fe children's museum • bandelier national monument • mountain treasure hunt • inn and spa at loretto

Street Vendors of Unique Jewelry in Santa Fe, NM
High quality one-of-kind earrings, pendants, bracelets and other jewelry are sold directly by the artisans near the city square in old downtown Santa Fe.
native american • santa fe • new mexico • santa fe artisans • gifts

The Haunted City Different
Explore North America's most ancient city, Santa Fe, New Mexico, and discover why the entire community is considered "The Haunted City Different".
ghost • stories • santa • fe • new

The Santa Fe Trail (Part 1)
The Santa Fe Trail was a major road of commerce between Santa Fe, New Mexico, and "the rest of the world," which ended in Missouri. William Becknell is usually credited with giving birth to the Santa Fe Trail.
santa fe trail • santa fe • new mexico • cimarron • mary dodson donoho

Santa Fe's Coyote Cafe
Santa Fe's Coyote Cafe is the posh dining choice in what many consider the best town in the Southwest.
santa fe • southwest • coyote cafe • mark miller • dining

"Family" Friendly Gay Summer Vacations
Gay Family Vacations Lends a whole new spin on where to vacation. Some gay spots could be to risque while others might be very closed and make you feel unwanted. THis article tries to cut through some of the fog and show some great late summer spots that will embrace you.
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Animal Lover Turns Writer
A long time animal lover, Joseph Frank Baraba has turned his passion for animals into a money making and charitable hobby.
joseph frank baraba • dusty • cat • santa fe • painting

Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Engine 3759
The Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe steam engine #3759 was presented to the town of Kingman, Arizona in 1957 by the Santa Fe Railroad. It is on display in Locomotive Park.
atchison • topeka & santa fe engine 3759 • at&sf steam engine • locomotive park • kingman arizona

Bent's Old Fort on the Santa Fe
Bent's Old Fort, located along the Santa Fe Trail on the banks of Colorado's Arkansas River is now a National Historic site, reconstructed as it appeared in 1833.
bent's old fort • santa fe trail • mountain men • indian traders • william and charles bent

BLAZING THE SANTA FE TRAIL
William Becknell, the man who opened the Santa Fe Trail and established the first American trade in Spanish New Mexico.
santa fe trail • kansas • william becknell • osage indians • cimarron cut off

Exploring The Santa Fe Chocolate Trail
Some people believe that chocolate should be a religion or at the very least a food group. The botanic name for the plant that produced the cocoa bean is Theobroma cacao.
chocolate • santa fe • the city different • theobroma cacao • food of the gods

Five Great Santa Fe Restaurants
Visitors may choose from many Santa Fe restaurants that offer great New Mexican food. Here are five that locals and tourists enjoy in and around The City Different.
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Four Great Santa Fe Restaurants
New Mexican cooking uses different ingredients than standard Tex-Mex fare. These popular Santa Fe restaurants are great places to try this style of Southwestern cuisine.
santa fe restaurants • new mexican cuisine • mexico • cooking • southwestern food and drink

New Mexico History Museum on the Santa Fe Plaza
Four centuries of New Mexico's past come to life in interactive exhibits at this new, high-tech history museum behind the Palace of the Governors on the Santa Fe Plaza.
new mexico history museum • santa fe plaza • palace of the governors • art and history • museum of new mexico

New Santa Fe Trail
The New Santa Fe trail runs from the very north end of Colorado Springs to south of downtown. It is a remarkable trail - wide and flat with lots of traffic. Last weekend, we helped plant more shade for this trail.
arbor day • trees • stroll • trail • creek

O'Leno State Park, Florida
O'Leno State Park ranks among Florida's best places to hike, camp, and enjoy the often forgotten natural beauty of the Sunshine State.
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Own Share of A Santa Fe House
El Corazon Equity Residence Club offers deed, deluxe property, and at least 3 weeks a year to enjoy your New Mexico visit without a million-dollar investment
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Review - Aspen Santa Fe Ballet Part 1
This is a review of a peformance by the Aspen Santa Fe Ballet Company.
ballet • company • aspen • santa fe • performance

Review - Aspen Santa Fe Ballet Part 2
The concluding part to my review of the Aspen Santa Fe Ballet Company.
aspen • santa fe • ballet • company • performance

Reviews from Santa Fe
The Culinary Vixen gives us her word on a few of Santa Fe's best restaurants.
restaurant • review • santa fe • new mexico • coyote cafe

Santa Fe and the Movie Stars
The Galisteo Inn near Santa Fe has hosted Hollywood stars making westerns in New Mexico. Steven Spielberg's TV series Into the West with Tom Berenger was recently here.
galisteo inn • santa fe • new mexico • travel • hotels

Santa Fe Chicken and Black Bean Stew
Here's a recipe for a wonderful black bean and chicken chili-like stew. Give it a try; you'll really love its unique taste.
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Santa Fe Folk Art Museum
.Collections of Russian matryoshka, Polish wycynanki, carved African figures, East Indian textiles and American folk art are among this outstanding museum's acquisitions.
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Santa Fe's Inclusive New Mexico History Museum
The newest Santa Fe museum, which opened May 2009, shows New Mexico's diverse civilizations and offers different voices and interactive exhibits to tell their stories.
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Santa Fe's Missions and Churches
Santa Fe is known for its beautiful art and architecture. Some fine examples can be found in its historic Spanish missions and churches, along with fascinating legends.
santa fe missions and churches • san miguel mission • loretto chapel • st francis cathedral • santuario de guadalupe

Senior Cyclist Revs Up Training
As cross-country bicycle adventure approaches, New Mexican fuels "geezer's body," amazes himself and others. His Riding Log shows 259 miles a week -- can you match that?
senior adventures • senior bicycles • coast to coast • bicycle rides • santa fe seniors

The Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe (Part 1)
Of all the railroads of the west, the Atchison, Topeka, & Santa Fe is one of the oldest. It plied its trade throughout the southwest and central plains. It weathered two depressions, two wars, and many other ups and downs and still survives today.
atchison • topeka • santa fe • railroad • cyrus holliday

Top Five Must-See Santa Fe Museums
Santa Fe museums feature Native American culture, Spanish colonial heritage, Georgia O'Keeffe paintings and traditional folk art amid beautiful Southwest architecture.
santa fe museums • museum of indian arts and culture • native american • palace of the governors • spanish colonial history

Visit La Posada Resort in Historic Santa Fe, NM
La Posada Resort has an onsite fitness center and spa. Guests can walk to restaurants, shops, and Native American street vendors. Golf, hiking and skiing are nearby.
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ZEBULON PIKE TO SANTA FE
In 1806 Zebulon Pike, with 75 men, undertook a venture to Santa Fe to explore trade in that area. When he built a fort on Spanish soil the Mexican Army escorted Pike and his men on a 600-mile voyage to Chihuahua, Mexico to meet General Nemesio Salcedo, Commandant General of all Spanish forces in Northern Mexico. On Pike's return to the states he brought back a glowing report of the gold to be made by trading with the Spaniards.
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Fred Harvey Brings Fine Dining to the Old West
Fred Harvey and the Harvey Girl waitresses created a unique dining experience in the 1800s. Many of Fred Harvey's restaurants are still in operation to this day.
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Disneyland's Trains on Postcards
Walt Disney's passion for trains was lifelong, so it was only natural that as he started designing his theme park he insisted that a train circumnavigate it.
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Bents Fort, Colorado, part 1
Bent’s Fort, established in 1833, by William Bent was located on the north side of the Arkansas River in present-day Colorado along the Santa Fe Trail. This branch of the Trail crossed the river near where present-day La Junta, Colorado is located.
bent’s • fort • william • carson • charles

Wanderlust, Part III
Another leg of a southwest air adventure, with both natural and manmade beauty to admire.
travel • southwest • small airplanes • adventures

Exploritas (formerly Elderhostel) New City Trips
With its name change, the educational travel group offers Road Scholar guided tours to popular North American cities that also include free time and lectures.
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The Dominguez-Escalante Expedition
The Spanish padres Dominguez and Escalante were probably the first white men to view the spectacular Glen Canyon in southern Utah. All they knew at the time, however, was what a formidable obstacle it would be in crossing the Colorado River.
dominguez • escalante • glen canyon • colorado river • pariah river

Bent’s Fort, Colorado, part 3
Bent had a partner in his fort and trading concern, Ceran St. Vrain. Ceran was also of a family well known in the history of St. Louis. The partnership of Bent and St. Vrain was the name of one of the most important of the fur trading firms. It ranked next to the American Fur Company in the amount of business that it transacted in the period about 1840.
bent’s fort • colorado • william • charles • ceran st. vrain

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