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Albuquerque is the largest city in the state of New Mexico with a population just over half a million. Situated near the center of the state it covers an area of approximately 180 square miles and is one of the highest in elevation of major cities in the U.S. The arid region sees little rain and feels heavy winds most of the year. The growth of this large city has been one of the fastest in the U.S.
Along the old Route 66, which has since become I-40 this large city boasts many thing to do, events, and cultural festivals. Known for its Adobe houses and artists, this city also is home to the Kirtland Air Force Base. For those who love racing, the Unser Racing Museum is located here.
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Albuquerque Travel Blogs
Jul 06, 2006 - Jul 09, 2006
Flew into Albuquerque early
in the morning and with the hour pick-up for moving from Central to Mountain
Time, we had a full day to head for Santa
Fe. New Mexico has always
resonated with me and this excursion ended a fifteen year absence. There are a myriad of mystical landscapes
here, but what I like best are the extended stretches that have no telephone
poles – the simple deficiency begging that modern people have yet to muddy
nature with ‘progress’.
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Mar 10, 2008 - Jul 10, 2008
Work ping-ponged us from the dust of Galisteo, to the streets of Albuquerque, back to the stage in Santa Fe, only to put us, once again, in the New Mexican desert. This time it was the Indian Reservation of To'hajilee, 40 miles to the west of Albuquerque. Our old friends dust and wind were back in full swing. This time with the added excitement of rattle snakes. But we brought out the goggles and hats and hired a snake wrangler, and everyone survived. Our home for this location was the Route ...
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Dec 20, 2004
It's been great to be back in Albuquerque the past few months, because more than anything else, I miss the food! I even made a trip out to New Mexico in 2004 for the sole purpose of eating.
Here is what could be waiting for you:(Note: This may be a bad idea if you have Acid Reflux disease or are on some sort of a low fat diet)
Grandy's Restaurant - 1400 Juan Tabo Blvd
Here is where you can find the best chicken nuggets you will ever have. You can get them with your choice of two sides. I...
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Dec 29, 2006 - Jan 08, 2008
Here are some pictures of the Capital, its very nice and well kept. In the summer this place is very crowded with torists.
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