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Spring 2010 |
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The the Sangre de Cristo Mountains above us are covered with a heavy snowpack that will remain until late May (it was a great ski season!). Here at our lower elevation of 7000 feet, the snow is finally gone and the landscape is coming back to life. We're keeping our ears tuned for the first buzz of the hummingbirds returning in April. So, we begin the 41st season of Rancheros de Santa Fe, as the City of Santa Fe celebrates its 400th birthday celebration. We continue to offer our FREE high-speed wireless
internet service, and we recently added more access points. We also offer a free dial-up
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We've taken a lot of measures to provide for a safe and enjoyable
camping experience, while preserving our native plants and trees, and
dark star-filled skies. We are an environmentally-friendly campground
that voluntarily re-cycles wastewater for drip irrigation, as well as plastic and aluminum trash. View campground map. |
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From The National Trust for Historic Preservation, January 2009: “Perched high in the foothills of the southern Rocky Mountains, Santa Fe, New Mexico is unparalleled in its richness of history, arts and culture. Signature adobe architecture and old world charm combine with culinary sophistication and a creative flair to make the city one of the country's most fascinating destinations.” |
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We look forward to seeing you. Happy trails!
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