I had two work assignments in Taos so it seemed like a good excuse for a family road trip. Taos is a small community in the mountains of New Mexico. It is a touristy little place, but big enough for a Wal-Mart and an Albertsons Supermarket. It was about 120 miles from our campground, with a lot of the highway going along the Rio Grande River. Here are pictures of the river, including some rafters:
Once we got into town, we drove around a little to explore. Rosie was in the mood for a Deli sandwich so we used our GPS to find the Bent Street Deli. Rosie had a delicious Rueben sandwich (hold the 1000 Island) and I had a BBQ Chicken sandwich. Tortilla chips with salsa and guacamole rounded out the meal, washed down with some really good ice tea. After lunch we walked around and took some pictures:
Taos is definitely worth the trip. We had camped here several years ago at one of several campgrounds in the area. I think there is a KOA here somewhere, if that is your style. There are a couple of Native American casinos in town and a historic area to visit; plus shopping until you drop. Overall a very pleasant day.
Thanks for stopping by.
2 comments:
Looks like a great little town.
They do Christmas up nicely every year.
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