From Las Vegas. I'm from Las Vegas, New Mexico and I love traveling through northeastern New Mexico. Try the food there. It's different. Go to Montezuma canyon. Go see hermit's peak! You'll be intrigued. I promise you
Thank you. I'm from Las Vegas, New Mexico and every time I see you you remind me of New Mexico. I call you Mr. New Mexico. Thank you for bringing me back to my beautiful state that I left years ago. I live in LA and I get to go back there every so often. Thank you for just driving reminding me how beautiful my state of New Mexico is. Thank you
Thank you for lighting out for the trail ahead. Style point alert! I would love to hear Southwestern/adventurous music vice piano (I know. I should get my own channel, right?). Anyway, my daughter and I watched this episode together, and she has been briefed on your mission statement.
The building you thought was an old pawn shop was 2 businesses. An old barber shop on one side and a restaurant on the other side. Owned by my husbands family.
You also missed the Castaneda Hotel and railroad station that use to have Harvey Girls and one of the original Carnegie Libraries.. You must come visit us again!! we have much more to see.
I love the architecture in Las Vegas too, it kind of reminds me of back home in the Midwest the homes there are what I think reminds me so much of it.The Charlie's Spic n Span has pretty good food we had lunch there back in April And they had some very cool decor on the walls, great for photos
You missed a very old hotel in cimmoran susposed to be haunted and a very good place to eat has bullet holes in ceiling of bar and dining area all motel rooms are named after old slingers that stayed there it would have made a trip worth staying there
@@eclecticvideosvlogsandmore, it has a very colorful history. Many gunfights with many victims & many bullet holes. It’s still an active hotel & is considered to be the most haunted hotel in the West.
Beautiful and thanks for taking us along… ✔️
These towns are fun to explore and visit. Spent a lot of time in Eagle Nest and Red River.
From Las Vegas. I'm from Las Vegas, New Mexico and I love traveling through northeastern New Mexico. Try the food there. It's different. Go to Montezuma canyon. Go see hermit's peak! You'll be intrigued. I promise you
Thank you! You're awesome. I love traveling with you. I'm from New Mexico. Everything you're doing takes me back. Thank you. You're so cool!
Thank you so much!!
I am enjoying this trip. The old buildings are terrific. I am happy they have historical status. I am excited to see Taos.
Thank you. I'm from Las Vegas, New Mexico and every time I see you you remind me of New Mexico. I call you Mr. New Mexico. Thank you for bringing me back to my beautiful state that I left years ago. I live in LA and I get to go back there every so often. Thank you for just driving reminding me how beautiful my state of New Mexico is. Thank you
Thank You, and thank you for watching, I really appreciate it!!
Liked the architecture in Las Vegas. Nice sights throughout!
The Calumet Cowgirl waving at 2:48 was painted there for the movie Red Dawn . 1982
Thank you for this information.
We were just there, would've been cool to see you
Thank you for lighting out for the trail ahead. Style point alert! I would love to hear Southwestern/adventurous music vice piano (I know. I should get my own channel, right?). Anyway, my daughter and I watched this episode together, and she has been briefed on your mission statement.
That's awesome! I agree with you on the music, unfortunately few to choose from without a copyright claim.
Thanks for sharing another video!
That's why I create them💜
The building you thought was an old pawn shop was 2 businesses. An old barber shop on one side and a restaurant on the other side. Owned by my husbands family.
Awesome!
You also missed the Castaneda Hotel and railroad station that use to have Harvey Girls and one of the original Carnegie Libraries.. You must come visit us again!! we have much more to see.
I will, yeah never enough time. Thank you for watching!
I love that lake in Eagle's Nest!
Yes, it was shockingly beautiful!
I love the architecture in Las Vegas too, it kind of reminds me of back home in the Midwest the homes there are what I think reminds me so much of it.The Charlie's Spic n Span has pretty good food we had lunch there back in April And they had some very cool decor on the walls, great for photos
Yes, I was there many years ago
@@eclecticvideosvlogsandmore I liked the giant cinnamon rolls
Feeling the small town vibe connection.
Thank you for finding a little calm and serenity in the world and sharing it with all of us.
❤
Thank you for the journey.😊
This looks like where I live, crown Point Indiana 3:12
No Country for Old Men Is one of my favorite movies. There was a great shoot out scene filmed in that hotel, and up and down that main street.
That's awesome, thank you! I butchered the title...LOL.
Me too. Great movie!
"Pretty, pretty pretty cool", Big G
You missed a very old hotel in cimmoran susposed to be haunted and a very good place to eat has bullet holes in ceiling of bar and dining area all motel rooms are named after old slingers that stayed there it would have made a trip worth staying there
Cool, maybe next time. There's always something more. Would be a very long video if I hit everything. Thank you for watching!!
You forgot to film & discuss the St. James Hotel in Cimarron. The most famous landmark in northeast NM.
I didn't forget, I didn't know about it.
@@eclecticvideosvlogsandmore, it has a very colorful history. Many gunfights with many victims & many bullet holes. It’s still an active hotel & is considered to be the most haunted hotel in the West.
@sabio2009 I'll need to check it out next time up that way. Thank you !
Hello to all the crypto Jews of NM. May you be blessed. We rise like a phoenix out the the ashes of the Inquisition.
Real nice biker gangs in Red River
No Country for Old Men. Not No Place for ….
No Country for Old Men, and Longmire.
Yes!