New Mexico has its share of wonders

LocationCity of Rocks State Park, New Mexico

PhotographerTina Bos

"Fantastic rock formations. We were dry camping, but there are showers at the visitor centre. We met a couple from Alaska who shared our spot with us."

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"Very interesting rock formations and a great visitor centre. Dry camping but showers and flush toilets are located in the visitor centre. Camping costs $10 a night. Incredible night sky."

"The Gila Cliff Dwellings in New Mexico - you have to hike up over a mile with lots of stairs but it is so worth the effort once you make it to the dwellings. You can explore inside five natural caves. Dating from the timber used in the caves indicate they were felled 1276 and 1287! It is incredible that many families lived in the small rooms they created so high up in the canyon. The caves are located 44 miles north of Silver City. This town is also worth exploring with its historic old downtown. We visited the caves March 16, 2017."

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We have a 22-foot Yellowstone. My husband and I, along with our furry companion Cassie, love to travel together. Cassie is a purebred long-haired shepherd. She's our trustworthy, sidekick travel companion. She's always the first one in the motorhome when it's time to vacation. Cassie has her very own favourite spot to sit while on the road - we open the window just enough so she can stick her head out for air. While on the road she sticks her head out of the window and watches motorists passing by. We often get laughs and comments about how funny it looks to see this motorhome go by with a dogs head sticking out and tongue flopping in the wind. On our way from Chilliwack, BC, to Penticton, BC, I took this photo of Cassie enjoying the sights along the way.

New Mexico has its share of wonders

"Fantastic rock formations. We were dry camping, but there are showers at the visitor centre. We met a couple from Alaska who shared our spot with us."

"Very interesting rock formations and a great visitor centre. Dry camping but showers and flush toilets are located in the visitor centre. Camping costs $10 a night. Incredible night sky."

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