Time In Taos

It was time to visit Taos, but there was not enough time in Taos.  This was a short introductory visit, and though we’ve been to Santa Fe, N.M. we were not prepared for how much more we would love Taos, N.M..OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA

The skies were majestic and the mountains monumental.  Even the drive toward our son and his finance’s home grabbed the heart.OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA

I was ready to send for my dogs, throw away all cellular devices and unwind for a long, long time.IMG_4237

I recommend El Monte Sagrado if you want an upscale hotel with all the amenities, but there are many other ways to see Taos and feel the place without all the perks and the cost.

El Monte Sagrado

El Monte Sagrado

VRBO seems to be a good place to start.

Before I could catch my breath – literally!, we were back in Savannah,IMG_4265

where life could not be more different.  As high and dry as Taos is, Savannah is low and wet.

OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERAEach has it’s charm, but one has my son, his fiancé and their dogs, and that makes all the difference.  We plan to return in Summer and I hope to share more when there is more time to get to know Taos.

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About Jayne in Georgia

Wife, mother, and owner of pets much loved. Gardener of three decades, amateur photographer, ardent about art, antiques and books.
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7 Responses to Time In Taos

  1. Linda Dudley Mutch says:

    Taos looks as lovely as you described! I’m so happy your son and future daughter in law are so happy in such a beautiful place! happy Spring Sweet Jayne! I am always so happy to hear from you and read about your adventures!
    All the Best to you and Bob!
    Ox
    L

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  2. Karen B. says:

    Jayne,
    I’ve only driven through New Mexico. We have heard mixed reviews of Santa Fe. The images you share of Taos appear to be very beautiful. I have to agree, one is always tempted to move closer to family. We have one nearby and one in Austin, for now we’ll stay and hope our Austin son and family continue to visit often!
    What a great place to visit and get out of the humidity of beautiful Savannah this summer.
    xo,
    Karen

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  3. Dawn says:

    The spectacular beauty of the Southwest is just breathtaking! What a beautiful drive toward your son’s home! I just love to watch the shadows that the clouds cast on the mountains in the desert. They are constantly changing! Hope you will bring us along on your next visit to Taos, Jayne! I’d love to see more… ♡

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  4. bittster says:

    Beautiful. That sky and the colors of the adobe really just make you take a deep breath.
    So have you fully unpacked in Georgia or are things still conveniently in boxes?

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  5. Beautiful photographs….gorgeous scenery and gardens. Really like that green, pink and black garden…looks very tropical and lush.

    Ciao

    R

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  6. Judy and I had our honeymoon in New Mexico and spent a couple of days in Taos – really loved it. Some day we will go back.

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  7. The land of enchantment!

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