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Santa Fe Restaurants | Santa Fe’s Best Patios
One of the best things about warmer weather is getting to spend time outdoors. Of course, Santa Fe offers plenty of glorious parks and other places for picnics, walks and just relaxing on a bench, but when you’re looking for something more—conviviality, ambiance, great food and live music—the city’s got lots of spots for that, too. From rooftop bars with stunning sunset views to ground-level patios perfect for people watching and catching live music as you sip cocktails and nosh … Read More
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Where to Get Wet in Northern New Mexico
What would summer be without cold mountain water to help you beat the heat? Whether you seek to swim in a lake, cool off with wondrous waterfalls, enjoy boating, river rafting or angling for trout in a rushing river, summertime in northern New Mexico offers majestic places to have fun in water. From the mighty Rio Grande, the longest river in the Land of Enchantment, to scenic Abiquiú Lake, where 200 million year-old fossils have been found, our high-desert rivers, … Read More
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A History of New Mexico Wine
Written by Alexia Severson Spain brought a lot of things to the New World — horses, sheep, cattle, grapes. You may know the history of livestock in New Mexico, but you may not be aware of the role wine played in our history since the first Spaniard rode north from Mexico City. Historians record New Mexico’s first winemaking in 1629, but New World wine is decidedly older. Francisco Urdinola is generally credited with starting winemaking in North America around 1554. … Read More
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