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Here is a few photos of where we are at. Its very quiet here and its a beautiful area.
First pic is from down below looking up at the adult section. Second one is from above looking down at the lower section where there are spots along the river. Last photo is us. I think I might have the oldest RV hauler in the place

Good looking area, glad y'all made it safely.
Enjoy your visit, want to see on of those Margarita's this evening.

RP

Those Patron Margaritas were out and about last night. Had a couple before a great steak

Looks nice and quiet

It may be the oldest there, but it sure looks good.
Beautiful spot there.

Yes, very beautiful area. Enjoy.

What a great place to enjoy a cup of coffee in the morning.

Very nice. I've never been as far south as NM, I've always imagined it as being flat and desert like.

dave77 wrote: ↑

Sun Aug 24, 2025 12:53 am

Very nice. I've never been as far south as NM, I've always imagined it as being flat and desert like.

There is a lot of forest in NM. I especially like Lincoln County.

Looks nice Al. My sister lived in Albuquerque for about 20 years. I visited a few times but have only driven through the northern part of the state. I also enjoyed Santa Fe.
Enjoy your stay!...safe travels.

Sir Henry wrote: ↑

Sun Aug 24, 2025 7:28 am

dave77 wrote: ↑

Sun Aug 24, 2025 12:53 am

Very nice. I've never been as far south as NM, I've always imagined it as being flat and desert like.

There is a lot of forest in NM. I especially like Lincoln County.

Is that the Lincoln County of Billy The Kid fame?

And I may be the only one that doesn't understand this, but what is meant by the "adult section"?

Beautiful place, like that there is an adult section. My wife keeps nagging me to take the SW trip and your pics inspire me to do so. Maybe next spring…

rickhem wrote: ↑

Sun Aug 24, 2025 9:37 am

Sir Henry wrote: ↑

Sun Aug 24, 2025 7:28 am

dave77 wrote: ↑

Sun Aug 24, 2025 12:53 am

Very nice. I've never been as far south as NM, I've always imagined it as being flat and desert like.

There is a lot of forest in NM. I especially like Lincoln County.

Is that the Lincoln County of Billy The Kid fame?

And I may be the only one that doesn't understand this, but what is meant by the "adult section"?

Yes. You can visit the old store that once held Billy and the staircase where he shot the deputy.

daytime dave wrote: ↑

Sat Aug 23, 2025 1:40 pm

It may be the oldest there, but it sure looks good.
Beautiful spot there.

Thanks Dave. I get alot of comments on the truck. I think I take better care of it than I do myself.

rickhem wrote: ↑

Sun Aug 24, 2025 9:37 am

Sir Henry wrote: ↑

Sun Aug 24, 2025 7:28 am

dave77 wrote: ↑

Sun Aug 24, 2025 12:53 am

Very nice. I've never been as far south as NM, I've always imagined it as being flat and desert like.

There is a lot of forest in NM. I especially like Lincoln County.

Is that the Lincoln County of Billy The Kid fame?

And I may be the only one that doesn't understand this, but what is meant by the "adult section"?

No kids allowed up in the adult section and you need to be 55 or older to be up here. I didnt choose it for that reason of being old or not liking children. It was the only spot I could get at the time I made my reservations as this park stays full most of time. Its a seasonal park so they shut down in October. I have a spot reserved for next year down on the river.

Walked into town today to do some sightseeing and have some fun. Our friends went along and about an hour into the journey we decided to ride the chair lift to the top of the mountain. It was worth every bit of the fee which was only 25.00 a head. Had a little lunch on top with a Dos Equis. Took a few photos while enjoying the view

Nice. Thanks for sharing the pics.

RP

Beautiful Al, bet that a pretty sight in the winter with the village below.

That's a $25.oo view and then some.

Well today we ventured out to the two rivers edge. It just happened to be the joining of the Rio Grande and the Red River. Took a couple photos but as you can see the edge of both rivers are far below. 800 feet of canyon carved through Basalt. It was a nice view