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A memorable Xmas eve in Santa Fe and Albuquerque

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December 24th 2005
Published: April 16th 2006
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(This post is almost 4 months overdue... After my US trip, I returned to Singapore, where my new university term started. Now, my term finally ended and I finally have the time to post this blog. I apologize for the delay...) From Denver, I took Greyhound to Albuquerque, the largest city in New Mexico. I reached Albuquerque at around 4am. I planned to leave my luggage inside the lockers in Albuqu... Read Full Entry



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Lau Chau Sang
autumncs
autumncs
Born in Hong Kong and currently living in Singapore, I am a guy who loves travelling. Like many "travelholics" at TravelBlog, I'm so addicted to travelling that once I stopped travelling I will have withdrawal symptoms. Hence, to cure my addiction, I have to go somewhere at least once every 2 months. (I must admit that it is an expensive addiction. Haha. But at least addiction to travel is healthier than addiction to drugs/smoking/drinking...) I started using TravelBlog when I was doing my internship in Canada in 2005. (For older photos before my Canadian internship... full info
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Santa Fe railway depot 3Santa Fe railway depot 3
Santa Fe railway depot 3
I'm stopping a train with my bare hands... Hahaha
Santa Fe railway depot 4Santa Fe railway depot 4
Santa Fe railway depot 4
An old caboose with the Rio Grande livery
Santa Fe railway depot 5Santa Fe railway depot 5
Santa Fe railway depot 5
Another old caboose with the Rio Grande livery
Santa Fe railway depot 6Santa Fe railway depot 6
Santa Fe railway depot 6
Santa Fe railway depot 7Santa Fe railway depot 7
Santa Fe railway depot 7
I'm flying! I'm flying! (The train version)
ChilliChilli
Chilli
It\'s a custom in New Mexico to hang red chilli in front of the entrance of a house.
SanbuscoSanbusco
Sanbusco
The main shopping centre in Santa Fe
Santuario de GuadalupeSantuario de Guadalupe
Santuario de Guadalupe
The adobe church, constructed between 1776 and 1796, is the oldest extant shrine to Our Lady of Guadalupe, the patroness of the poor in Mexico.
Santa Fe Performing Arts CenterSanta Fe Performing Arts Center
Santa Fe Performing Arts Center
El Dorado HotelEl Dorado Hotel
El Dorado Hotel
Another splendid example of adobe architecture
A souvenir shop along San Francisco StreetA souvenir shop along San Francisco Street
A souvenir shop along San Francisco Street
An adobe building in Downtown Santa FeAn adobe building in Downtown Santa Fe
An adobe building in Downtown Santa Fe
I dunno what the building is, but I find it unique...
Route 66 Hostel, AlbuquerqueRoute 66 Hostel, Albuquerque
Route 66 Hostel, Albuquerque
LuminariasLuminarias
Luminarias
The actual sight was very pretty, but somehow the photos didn't show the beauty of the luminarias well.
Luminarias 2Luminarias 2
Luminarias 2
Luminarias lining the walls and roofs of a building
Luminarias 3Luminarias 3
Luminarias 3
Luminarias lining the streets and pavements
Christmas Tree in Old Town PlazaChristmas Tree in Old Town Plaza
Christmas Tree in Old Town Plaza
San Felipe de Neri ChurchSan Felipe de Neri Church
San Felipe de Neri Church
Built in 1706, the adobe church is Old Town's most famous sight.



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