Ahhh Albuquerque where you can find yourself lost in the desert standing in front of a B52. Where you can get a taxi ride from the “Breaking Bad” tv series tour to an evening of listening and learning about catfishing. The following morning finding yourself surrounded by air balloons as maybe you took the Breaking Bad tour too far. See you again one day
I love to drive through the New Mexico desert, pull into Allsups for supplies “Pickle in a bag” and S’mores. Then head to Carlsbad Caverns and let’s face it, if you haven’t been there you haven’t been to a cavern. Hit up Roswell for alien research at the UFO Museum, full of fun facts, it was built by a guy who found a crashed flying saucer in 1947. Don’t forget the Very Large Array where you can chat with an alien over the radio.
The truth is out there
I was driving along the Turquoise Trail heading towards Santa Fe in a red drop top. The home of Pueblo architecture and art, American West and Mexican crafts, the city is fascinating with so much history culture. If you also meet the right bartender you can also experience the underground death metal scene.
One of the most spectacular festivals I’ve ever attended, the Albuquerque Balloon Fiesta at dawn. So many colours it almost feels like Christmas all around
With all the craziness going on in the USA right now I figure it’s time to focus on more serious issues, Alien Investigation, the ultimate Roamers of the galaxy. Attaches is a detailed account and photo collage of my travel through Nevada and New Mexico cataloguing conclusive proof that we are not alone
