Anonymous asked:


because i have a flight arriving there at 4 from Phoenix, Arizona. We’ve made plans to go snowboarding. Then my relatives have to pick us up, drive an hour to the airport in Albuqurque (however you spell that). Our relatives live there, and have a lot of experience driving through that weather. The only problem is we might get stranded in the airport or on the road with the big storm coming. And if thats the case, and we know when the storm is coming, we wont be able to go and cancel our flight. Do you think the storm is going to be bad around 4 p.m. tomorrow? please help!

LBgirl asked:


Albuquerque, Santa Fe or Las Cruces? Any other nice cities or towns? Has anyone visited NM? Or, live there now? I don’t like the mountains. I get car sick easily. Please help.

Lucas D asked:


I am going this winter ski in Ski santa fe at New Mexico and I am wondering how is in there ?
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R K asked:


Or Albequerqe (sorry if I misspelled that)?

jcgthatsme asked:


About how many miles is it?

Su-Nami asked:


I will be moving to Santa Fe fairly quickly and need to know how it is as far as housing and the decent parts of town. Also what is the price range for renting apartments, vs mobile homes vs duplexes.
IIs it a hard town to learn to get around in and is is fairly well marked?
Thanks for any and all information.

John Doe asked:


I’ve thought about moving to the Santa Fe or Taos, NM area for years and I’m planning to spend two or three months there exploring the area because it’s been many years since my last visit. I’ve checked craigslist New Mexico and that’s promising for both job & housing leads, but I’m wondering if anybody has other suggestions?

kasabian2007 asked:


I came across a listing on LocalHikes for Lake Katherine in New Mexico, and it said that if you have the energy you can continue up to Santa Fe Baldy. I haven’t been able to locate any information pertaining to the route one would take to do so. How does one get from Lake Katherine to Baldy? Where can one camp if they are backpacking?

jellymouse asked:


We’ll arrive in Santa Fe on a Sunday evening in May around 6 p.m., and we would like to have dinner there that night. Keeping in mind that it’s a Sunday evening, what is a restaurant that serves traditional New Mexican food that you would recommend and that will still be open on a Sunday evening?

Also, the next day (Monday), we have until about 3:30 p.m. to see some sights. Considering we have such a short amount of time, what places would you recommend? We would love to see some of the traditional architecture, an art gallery or two, a marketplace or two, and whatever else you might recommend.