As we head north on Hwy 5 I’m feeling grateful for our wonderful trip, Glenn’s amazing ability to drive, Bessie, the RoadTrek from Aunt Donna and Uncle Gordon, our home away from home, and our abode in Sonoma County.
A quick look at the last couple of days:
Our first stop on our way west was the Chimayo Santuario where the dirt has healing powers. I rubbed some on my lower back and it hasn’t ached me for the last few days!
Two nights in Bandelier National Monument climbing the ladders of the ruins cured Glenn of his fear of heights.
The sunsets have been spectacular and the last two nights we saw several shooting stars. 
Apparently it was the Taurid showers and next week will be the Leonid showers according to the Death Valley Gazette. After three very cold nights ( thank goodness I bought a bedspread in Taos) the warm night in DV thrilled us!
At the Homolovi State Park outside of Winslow we enjoyed a “Star Party” at the visitors center with homemade chili, cake and an inspiring talk about the meteor crater nearby.
Oh and here’s another out-of-sequence photo from Glenn’s camera of the Spence Hot Springs outside of Jemez Springs.
Hope you enjoyed our little journey. Thanks for following along!
Upon awakening the snowy landscape surprised and pleased us! Thank goodness Glenn and Michael had stacked the wood the day before!
