by Melodie Kenniebrew | Mar 15, 2018 | Attractions and Events, Destinations, Southern NM & Borderlands
As a fan of the movie, Tombstone, visiting the Southern Arizona town felt like a pilgrimage, something I had to do. Yet anyone who enjoys westerns and live theater can find much to like about this town. People dressed in late 19th-century clothing, like the kind Doc...
by Melodie Kenniebrew | Sep 23, 2017 | Attractions and Events, Destinations, Southern NM & Borderlands
If you’re looking for a relaxing patio party with live music near Las Cruces, look no further than Sombra Antigua Winery in Anthony, New Mexico. For thousands in the Mesilla Valley of Southern New Mexico, it’s a comfortable way to while away a couple of...
by Melodie Kenniebrew | May 25, 2017 | Attractions and Events, Destinations, Road trips and scenic drives, Southern NM & Borderlands
Ever been to Abilene, Texas? If not, you’ll want to work hard to fit this mid-sized Texas city into your itinerary the next time your travels take you across North Texas. The reason why is the city’s major attraction, Frontier Texas: a fun ride through the Old West...
by Melodie Kenniebrew | Apr 21, 2017 | Attractions and Events, Destinations, Southern NM & Borderlands
WHY haven’t we done this before? That’s what hubby L. asked after our first soak in Apache, a private outdoor pool located on the Rio Grande River. This Riverbend spa room is one of four private pools at Riverbend Hot Springs in Truth or Consequences. The...
by Melodie Kenniebrew | Apr 17, 2017 | Attractions and Events, Destinations, Southern NM & Borderlands
One look at this vintage carousel horse and I saw myself back on the merry-go-round in Brooklyn’s Prospect Park. And no matter where you’re from originally in the U.S., the sight of it will likely transport you back to your own childhood. Particularly if...
by Melodie Kenniebrew | Apr 13, 2017 | Attractions and Events, Destinations, Southern NM & Borderlands
The bright colors of the ceramic tile called to me as I walked away from the Silver City Museum. It was right across the street on the other side of Broadway. Close up, I could see it was a collage of names and whimsical designs. It’s a pretty piece, I thought....
