New Mexico doesn’t have the 14ers that Colorado does, but still, we’ve got some pretty great mountains like the Jemez, which I spent some time in a few months ago. (Jemez is just west of the weird and interesting Los Alamos.)
Sam and I parked Sadie at the Jemez Falls Campground, a sweet spot that was clean, quiet, and inexpensive. The bonus was the camp host, this tiny 70-something who explained she’d just retired from her hospital administrator job and decided it was time to start volunteering full-time. She was spunky and fit and loved Sam, and I decided I want to be just like her when I hit that age. She made getting older seem like a delightful adventure.
The Jemez Mountains were the beginning of a 10-day Scamp up into Colorado, a great place to kick it off.
Next up: Colorado.
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The light in that first photo, WOW! It’s like a waterfall of light.
Sadly, I’ve never been to the Jemez. I need to do that. Soon.
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Susan – Yes! It was a gorgeous moment. You do need to go, soon. 🙂
thanks.
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My pleasure, Ron!
Stunning photos!
Thank you, Brad!
That looks like a place I’d love to stop and camp as well. You find the coolest spots and Sam looks like he approved big time!
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Sherry – You’d love it. I hope to go back and explore more, but then there are about a jillion other spots I want to visit too, ha.
I totally resemble that statement! ha
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Ha!
What a lovely place!
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Emilie – It is, you should go!