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New Mexico Photos

Adventure Travel

A Blogger’s List of Superiorities

NOB HILL, ALBUQUERQUE—After spending much of the last two months on the road for “Off the Road”, I have been amazed by much of what I saw..  Here is a short list of what I thought were the very best or most interesting or funniest things I encountered. ❤  BEST Read more…

By Jon Knudsen, 10 yearsJune 26, 2015 ago
Art

Artesia & The Big Hurd. Part II: Jose Zelaya’s Pop-A-Top Library

ARTESIA PUBLIC LIBRARY—It was a two-part move for the mural.  The first leg of the trip was to an airport hanger in Midland, Texas.  There the mural would wait for about a year in a climate controlled setting until the Artesia library construction could be completed.  However, there was a Read more…

By Jon Knudsen, 10 yearsJune 20, 2015 ago
Blog

Route 66: Day #1, Lupton to Gallup. 23 miles.

GALLUP, NM—I didn’t think this trip would begin with high winds and snow, but it did.  Fortunately, the wind was straight out of the west and the snow was in the form of snow pellets the size of garbanzo beans.  No problem. In fact, the snow disappeared and so did Read more…

By Jon Knudsen, 10 yearsMay 10, 2015 ago
Blog

Welcome, Adventure Cyclists!

NOB HILL, ABQ—Starting this Saturday, I will be blogging on Route 66 as my buddy Mike Moye and I ride down that venerable highway on our bicycles.  We’re getting a ride to the Arizona state line Saturday morning and then we’ll head back east.  The first night we’ll just make Read more…

By Jon Knudsen, 10 yearsMay 7, 2015 ago
Blog

About Our Background Photo

I’d like to give you a little background on our background image, if you will pardon the pun. While not exactly an image that fits our parameters for being “located in, or adjacent to, designated New Mexico MainStreet and Arts & Cultural Districts ”  in picking a background image for the Read more…

By Gary Cascio, 11 yearsOctober 21, 2014 ago

New Mexico MainStreet
NM Economic Development Department
Joseph M. Montoya Building
1100 South St. Francis Drive, Suite 1242
Santa Fe, NM 87505-4147

Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 20003
Santa Fe, NM 87504-5003

(505) 365-3998
info@nmmainstreet.org

New Mexico MainStreet is a program of the New Mexico Economic Development Department


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