The travelers were wise to pause at the Santa Fe railhead 
and contemplate their next move, avoiding the fires in SOCAL and the slide at Big Sur. A day well spent. Lunch in Pasquales with Jami and Steve , friends of Ian’s daughter Emma was followed by a stroll through the town that has it all – adobe architecture, Red hot chilli peppers, Indian jewelry, 
high wire acts, even Joseph and Mary. The sacred and the profane. We caught the sculptures in and out of the wind on Canyon road, saw the oldest government building in the US and as we listened to impromptu music reminiscent of the Buena Vista Social club we were reminded, peering at the inscription on the obelisk that the victors write history, except like here, when it is rewritten 
: Geronimo’s revenge…
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Slow train coming
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Good choice of song for a very colorful town. Did you see any Indian bracelets?:)
Great picture together! You could use it for the admin profile…
Looks like nice, relaxing day!
This brings back memories. Santa Fe is the city of my conference debut in US. It was 1995 with Ajay!
It turned out that I ran a meeting in our hotel 20 years ago with Carlo
They say lose your inhibitions
Love the colorful pics！
great picture of the re-written history and very sad as well. I’d rather be courageous than ‘hero’….
Ah, acrobatic feats instead of running?! I was wondering how you were working off the caloric avalanches of the meals in photos. B
Slowed up my writing! Will finish responses on the way to The Grand Canyon and send to you when we get there. Tell QQ to send PLoS response by Wednesday so I can work on it on the plane
Love the pictures! I always wanted to visit Santa Fe for its art. The sculptures are very beautiful.
That’s quite some place
Wind sculptures look familiar.