Dead! asked:


im visiting soon eww i dont want to hoock up ith anyone! i just want to know what people think about the town!!

jjwanser posted video:

Santa Fe lies in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, the foothills of the Rockies. The ancient Indians who settled here thousands of years ago,the Spanish colonists who established a frontier town circa 1610 and the millions of visitors today understand that Santa Fe is a magical place. Back in 1912, in recognition of the city’s unique heritage, officials enacted laws requiring that structures be built in historic Pueblo Revival and Territorial architectural styles. Outside Magazine recently chose Santa Fe as one of the 30 Best Towns in America. It is one of the 1,000 places to see before you die.

City of Santa Fe
http://santafenm.gov/

Santa Fe Plaza Cam
http://www.santafeinformation.com/

Georgia O’Keeffe Museum
http://www.okeeffemuseum.org/indexflash.php

The Loretto Chapel
http://www.lorettochapel.com/history.html

My Wisconsin Space
http://mywisconsinspace.com/

111 asked:


Going on vacation there tomorrow. Is there any snow on the ground yet? I’ve never seen it and I really want to :/

Misou asked:


I’d like to purchase a Hyundai Santa Fe but I also want to be conscious about the environment. I could go with a Ford Escape hybrid but the reviews aren’t that great.

santaferealty posted video:

Santa Fe, New Mexico is a beautiful place to visit and even to live. Santa Fe Realty Partner’s Tommy Gardner gives you a welcome in this quick video introduction to Santa Fe. You can also request a brochure on Santa Fe by visiting: http://www.santaferealtypartners.com

souj asked:


I am planning to do hot-air ballooning in New Mexico. What place and time of the day would be best? should I do it in Albuqueruque, Santa Fe or Taos? Also, what company is best?

It’s a surprise for my friend and any suggestions would be helpful.

primamaria04 asked:


Actually I am planning to go to Ojo Caliente too what is that like ?
Are there scorpions there?

jenoise posted video:

Alice Waters at the Santa Fe, NM Farmer’s Market on October 13th, 2007. This was for a book signing of her book “The Art of Simple Food: Notes and Recipes from a Delicious Revolution”. This event was co-sponsored by the Santa Fe Farmers Market and Collected Works Bookstore. Proceeds from book sales will benefit the Santa Fe Farmers Market. A special thanks to Deborah Madison, a famous food writer and local, to ask Alice to come. It was a pleasure meeting two inspiring women!