Baroque Reaction Has Parallels for Today
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The new, world-class International Museum of the Baroque in Puebla, Mexico, opened in 2016, and is unquestionably the premier museum …
Ancient Greek Vases
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mwald
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Whenever I travel, I learn. In fact, for me, that is what makes travel such a worthwhile activity. I decided …
Cadillac Funny Farm
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mwald
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The old Route 66 across the U.S. is a favorite kitsch thing to follow for a peek back into the …
The Longest Cable Ride in America is Wonderful
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mwald
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Today I’m riding the longest tramway in the U.S., third longest in the world, truly an engineering marvel. I’m taking …
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Don’t Miss These When Visiting Old Town!
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mwald
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A trip to Albuquerque, New Mexico, would not be complete without exploring its historic “Old Town.” This very touristy sector …
Hints for Seeing the Albuquerque Balloon Fiesta
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With humble beginnings in 1972 when thirteen balloonists met to fly together in celebration of a local radio host’s birthday, …
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Overnight in Albuquerque
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You want to visit Albuquerque with a one-night stay? Here are the top things to do. While in Albuquerque, you …
Super Positive Article about Albuquerque!
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mwald
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When Forbes speaks, you have to sit up and listen. Click here to read.
New COVID Remedy?: Zozobra
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mwald
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It happens but once a year: Always on the Friday before Labor Day at Santa Fe’s Fort Marcy Ballfield, …
Two Different Neighbors
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Just North up the highway from Albuquerque, New Mexico, about 50 minutes, is neighboring Santa Fe, known since the early …
