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| "The Land of Enchantment" "Recommended: Love's Gas station in Santa Rosa, along I-40." -Frank |
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Artesia - Not the world's largest town... and that's really all I've got to say about that. (Mar. '02)
Aztec - We came for the visit, stayed for the pie. And slowed down to gawk at the UFO Symposium. (Mar. '03)
Billy the Kid's Grave (Ft. Sumner) - Well, the Kid had to enjoy eternal rest somewhere, even it hasn't been completely at peace. (Mar. '02)
Bloomfield - Home of at least a few oil refineries, and a girl who yells at ducks in SUVs. (Mar. '03)
Carlsbad - Another whistle stop town, but we did hop out and look at trains. Again. (Mar. '02)
Farmington - A lovely town, has a Pizza Hut, Wendy's, at at least two adult bookstores. We visited them both. (Mar. '03)
Flora Vista - Unless you know to look for the town's small sign, you'd miss it completely. (Mar. '03)
Gallup - This town of 20,000 or so folks, nice town, and conveniently located on both directions of the trip. (Didn't hurt, either, that we'd found a very affordable motel in the process, and the place we stayed knew how to put messages on their sign.) (Mar. '02)
Roswell - It's not the TV show, but it's a town with its own correctional facility and a used fire truck lot. (Mar. '02)
San Jon - It's not the thriving town before Route 66 detoured a quarter mile from downtown, but still a nifty lil' town. (Apr.. '14)
Shiprock - Other than hosting a 7-2-11 store and a giant rock in the distance, not too much here. (Mar. '02, Mar. '03)
Waterflow - Despite the cute name, I found little more than a post office <sigh>. (Mar. '03)