Visiting Santa Fe and Taos New Mexico - Weekend Getaway
Visiting Santa Fe? Help plan your trip with our informative guide through the following points of interest:
City of Santa Fe
Palace of Governors/Native American Vendors
Adobe Architecture
Southwest Architecture
La Fonda on the Plaza Hotel Interior -- Santa Fe
The French Pastry Shop & Creperie Interior --Santa Fe
Tesuque Pueblo Flea Market
City of Taos
Sangre de Cristo Mountain Range
Taos Pueblo
Rio Grande Gorge Bridge
El Meze Restaurant Interior/Exterior -- Taos
Ancient Native Ruins at Bandelier National Monument
I need to live on a beach. // Santa Teresa, Nicoya Peninsula, Costa Rica
I'm pretty sure this is paradise... at least my version of it! Sand, salt, waves, pelicans, hermit crabs. A beautiful breakfast at an amazing bakery/cafe. Playing for hours with Harper in the tide pools at low tide. And watching the sun set every evening on the beach. Love love love.
Comment below: what are other beach towns I need to visit??
Sites of Mutual Fulfillment (I got the acronym wrong!) video by Lucy at Lulastic Hippyshake--you totally need to watch her channel:
Costa Rica Road Trip: La Fortuna to Santa Teresa Beach + Silly Questions with Erin and Jesse
Are hot dogs sandwiches? Toilet paper: under or over? Jesse and I tackle these, and other very serious questions on our road trip from La Fortuna to Santa Teresa on the Nicoya Peninsula (with a ferry ride in the middle) Let me know your answers in the comments. xoxo
THE WALL BY DRONE
About a year ago, I got permission from US Border Patrol to travel the length of the US-Mexico border from San Diego to the New Mexico border in my car, flying my drone and filming. I secretly think they might have been using me to test new technology to identify drones! Anyway, I filmed and flew and got to know many fine Border Patrol agents. This simplistic demand for a WALL by our current President shows a fundamental ignorance. There already is a wall, for hundreds of miles. There are also open spots and vulnerable spots which could use some patching up. It's time to stop making partisan generalizations and just seeing how things could get done if we all can just get along. Right, Rodney?
NM True TV Palace of the Governors
Well before the Mayflower set sail for the east cost with its pilgrims the Palace of the Governors was already in place on the Santa Fe Plaza. It has served as the seat of the Spanish government in the Southwest, and is the oldest continuously inhabited building in what is now the United States. Fittingly it is now part of the New Mexico History Museum, where the building itself joins the exhibits inside as a huge draw for visitors.
WELCOME TO NEW MEXICO, USA
State line between Texas and New Mexico on Interstate 40.
Visit, explore and enjoy The State of New Mexico, USA.
5 Interesting Santa Fe Facts - Santa Fe, New Mexico
Santa Fe, New Mexico is known as The City Different. It's a great place for art, culture, history, and fun.
This video provides 5 interesting facts about Santa Fe:
1) Santa Fe is the oldest capital city in the United States.
2) The oldest occupied building in the United States is the Palace of the Governors.
3) Santa Fe has 310 days of sunshine a year!
4) The Santa Fe Opera has a campus where artists from around the world come to train.
5) The New Mexico State Capitol, in Santa Fe, is the only round capitol building in the United States.
If you enjoyed this Santa Fe Facts video then be sure to check out some of our other Santa Fe videos:
See our Palace of the Governors Video:
See Our Santa Fe Opera Video:
Santa Fe Real Estate:
Video by: Joe Tracy
Beautiful Merida: Harper and I Visit the City We Almost Moved to...
Before we decided to head to San Miguel de Allende and Guanajuato, Jesse and I thought we'd move to Merida. The city has a good-sized expat population and people love it there. The one thing that tipped the scales in favor of Central Mexico was the weather... but it's winter now, and I decided I could use a little Yucatan sunshine, so Harper and I flew across the country for our first visit to the peninsula.
Mesquite, New Mexico
The original settlment for Las Cruces, situated strategically on the Camino Real.
USA / Mexico Border Aerial Video | Tijuana | Sept 2013
Aerial video from San Diego's border with Mexico, showing Freedom Park and the international fence that extends into the water. On the Mexico side, you can see Tijuana and the Bull Fighting Ring. Contact for licensing: dns@webinceptions.com