Still in New Mexico (Jacksonville, FL)

Venting:  I have had complaints from certain people, whom I will not name,  asking why am I posting pictures from 2 years ago. 

First, I have a lot of pictures I have not posted.  Second, these scenes have not changed in 2 years.  From now on I will not post any dates. 

Note: If you see any words in Green.  They are links to web sites pertaining to the areas where the pictures of taken.  You can also click on each picture to enlarge them.

White Sands National Monument (New Mexico)

We took a sunset tour with a NP Ranger, great tour.

Local inhabitant

Note from Ann:  New Mexico remains one of my favorite places.  I just loved,.loved, loved White Sands National Monument !

Life is Super on the Roan Road…

Santa Fe, NM (Jacksonville, FL)

We are still in Jacksonville enjoying the warm weather before we start heading north next Wednesday.   Have to bring the truck in for service.  The A/C does not work when the engine is at an idle.  It seems to blow cold when on the road.  Most likely it is low on Freon,  if so,  where did it leak from?  We have an appointment on Monday at the Ford dealer.  Hope they can fix it on one day.  We will see.

Time to play catch up.

Santa Fe, New Mexico Sept. 2016

Santa Fe is a beautiful funky town.  Lots of interesting places to see and a wonderful town square.

While staying at Santa Fe, we went for a ride to Bandelire National Monument. To fine more info, please click on the link above.

Stay tuned for more on the Roan channel.

Life is Great on the Roan Road…

More New Mexico–Los Alamos

September, 2016

Los Alamos 

We went to see our good friends and fellow RVers June and Gary who live in Los Alamos.

Life is Great on the Roan Road…

New Mexico Revisited

We are still in Jacksonville.  It seems to be warming up, up north.  So we are now scheduled to leave April, 25th.  Next stop Washington DC.

In September of 2016 we were in Albuquerque NM for the balloon festival (see previous blog).  After the festival we stayed an extra week to see some of the local sights. 

One of the sights we went to is Acoma Sky City.  Acoma Pueblo is built atop a sheer-walled, 367-foot sandstone bluff in a valley studded with sacred, towering monoliths. Since 1150 A.D.

More on New Mexico in the next blog.  Stay tuned.

Life is Great on the Roan Road…