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Sitting nearly 7000 feet (some 2100 metres) above sea level, Santa Fe is the most highly elevated state capital in the US. Nestled in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains, the city was originally founded by Spanish explorers in the early 17th century as evidenced in the adobe architecture.
Santa Fe is renowned not only for the preservation of historic buildings, but also Native American and Spanish-influenced arts and crafts.
Interesting fact: all new buildings erected in Santa Fe must comply with either the Pueblo or Spanish Colonial style of architecture, to maintain the historic feel of the city.
Santa Fe is renowned not only for the preservation of historic buildings, but also Native American and Spanish-influenced arts and crafts.
Interesting fact: all new buildings erected in Santa Fe must comply with either the Pueblo or Spanish Colonial style of architecture, to maintain the historic feel of the city.
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Mar 10, 2008 – May 19, 2009
All good things must come to an end. As do - thank the heavens - the frustrating/tiring/dramatic ones. After what seemed like 27 schedule changes, the Legion heavyweights decided June 1st would be the last day of shooting. What made this a little odd was that 2nd Unit (the crew that takes care of m…
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May 15, 2009 – May 19, 2009
I took the new Rail Runner train from Santa Fe into Albuquerque to catch my flight home. A one way trip is only $7. The ride was very smooth and picturesque. Although we couldn't take pictures half the trip because we were on indian reservation land. When…
Jun 12, 2004 – Jun 19, 2004
Today we were leaving Amarillo, and we had a long way to go. We were going to spend the night in Gallup, NM, but planned a stop in Santa Fe to see the Lorreto Chapel, famous for the Miracle Staircase. Distance from Amarillo to Gallup was about 450 miles. We wanted to leave reasonably early, so we c…
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