Whether you are in the country or the city, learning how to stay safe is key to your mental and physical survival. In this post I focus on wilderness survival. What would be your first instinct if you suddenly realized you’d lost the trail or somehow took a wrong route back to camp, it’s getting […]
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 Secrets to the Anasazi Culture are full of Mystery and History.  Every time I visit these ancient sites, I come away with a sense of awe and wonder how on earth the Ancestral Puebloans even made it in this very dry area. But, like today, climate created changes and they moved on. Imagine….. Indians
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Treasures are always found near rivers and the treasure along the Rio Grande River of Manby hot springs is no exception. This short hot springs adventure is not far from the town of Taos, New Mexico. The half-mile hike down into the Rio Grande canyon is filled with large boulders which may require using the
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Want to learn more about Santa Fe, the oldest capital in the United States? Then you will need to check out this tour on Santa Fe’s Ghosts and History. This area has a dramatic history of the human condition. Lots of fights as well as lots of love. Why do the deceased hang around places they
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AHHH- The Pause That Refreshes Waves of pleasure, as I sink into the hot healing waters of the communal bath at the Ten Thousand Waves Resort and Spa. Layers of tension melt away. If you want a quick getaway that looks like a resort in the mountains of Japan, complete with landscaping and bamboo-style construction,
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Large Crowds Walk for God Easter weekend draws nearly 40,000 people walking a holy pilgrimage to the El Santuario de Chimayo church in northern New Mexico, just outside the town of Espanola. AÂ pilgrimage is a journey of the body and soul. Regardless of religion, it is an effort to become closer to God. A pilgrimage
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RVing in Southeastern New Mexico doesn’t offer any hot springs, but it does have Carlsbad Caverns! High ancient sea ledges, deep rocky canyons, flowering cactus, and desert wildlife – treasures above the ground in the Chihuahuan Desert. Hidden beneath the surface are more than 119 caves – formed when sulfuric acid dissolved limestone leaving behind caverns
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