Head for the mountains
Spring Break Day 2 - Monday, March 15, 2010
The skies were mostly cloudy when M and I woke up on Monday morning -- a bit of an anomaly for El Paso. After a bit of sightseeing, we were ready to head toward Ruidoso.
Driving Paisano Blvd along the Rio Grande. The border fence in El Paso seems larger and more imposing every time I see it.
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np: "Commando" on Cinemax
The skies were mostly cloudy when M and I woke up on Monday morning -- a bit of an anomaly for El Paso. After a bit of sightseeing, we were ready to head toward Ruidoso.
Driving Paisano Blvd along the Rio Grande. The border fence in El Paso seems larger and more imposing every time I see it.
US 70 East between Tularosa and Mescalero, NM
El Nino wasn't finished with New Mexico yet; we drove through some snow flurries on our way into Ruidoso, arriving in the early afternoon. Mom arrived a couple hours later with L and L's friend MV. We decided to stop by the ski shop to pick up our gear for the following day...
a buck near the Alto Lakes golf course
For dinner, we decided to go to Casa Blanca, Ruidoso's premiere Mexican restaurant. The kids might have disagreed, but I thought the experience was worth every second of the 90 minutes we waited for our table.
waiting for a table - M and Mom at Casa Blanca
One unhappy discovery I made early on was that Ruidoso hasn't landed on the map of AT&T's 3G coverage. I'd be able to communicate with Miss L back in Texas via phone and text, but those photo attachments would have to wait until we returned to civilization...
Coming next: hitting the slopes with L and MV.
Coming next: hitting the slopes with L and MV.
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np: "Commando" on Cinemax
Labels: El Paso Texas, Las Cruces New Mexico, road trip, Ruidoso, Ski Apache, skiing, tularosa new mexico
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