On the road

XM Radio Direct TV 862 World Zone. Enjoying our XM radio via Direct TV on our in-motion satellite.

Hike to the Rio Grande.
This trail head is 20 miles north of Taos. What a hike! Humbling. These were my last wishes on our hike out. Linda brought a nice lunch and we had that on the floor of the gorge. A nice day out. On the way back we took a 5-mile drive into the D.H.Lawrence Ranch. Incredibly remote. Those sides of the wooded mountains you see in the pictures that surround the vast valley…that’s where we were. Sorry to bore you all with our slides — here are pictures. The cows were about the only wildlife we saw.

Bravo and our Ray of Light, Ray Wiger.
Bravo — a nice bistro not far from where we are. Highly recommended by us. We met Ray there in the bar in the middle of an afternoon. This guy is in his mid 40s, has worked his entire life for the National Park Service, 3 to 6 months at a park at a time, and had so many great ideas for places to go. At 20, he rode across the country on a bike along with his Dad who was on a moped. Made headlines he said. They were heros at Sturgis. He has settled down in Taos and does wire mesh sculpture. Do a google search for some examples. Nice and interesting.

Lee and Carol. Our Taos Valley RV park hosts. Had dinner with them. Very nice people. Pictures to come.

Work. Have to. The scenery is fantastic.