Santa Fe, Part II

This is getting harder as the days go by and the trip recedes further from my memory. But the things that come to mind have more to do with the individuals than with our activities.
For instance, one of the things that stands out in my mind is that when Ellie and I finally were up and dressed and wandered the 100 yards to the main house, Diana was the only one awake and she was happily preparing a big breakfast for everyone! She was at the stove making pancakes and already had put together a huge fruit salad: it was clear we wouldn't starve with Diana in the kitchen!
You can see that even the dog sticks around when Diana is in the kitchen!

Even with the daily notes I took, it's hard to refresh my mind on all the details of the trip. Especially since I've procrastinated writing this for so long that I've forgotten everything.


Here's a picture of the five of us, taken the day we went to Taos. One of the waiters was kind enough to take the picture so we could all be in it.
It was a wonderful day and, if you look at the photos in the blog entry below this one (which was sort of a mistake because I was trying to figure out how to put pictures into the blog) you'll see the photos I took on the way back to Santa Fe.
We had a wonderful day in Taos, which was not exactly what I expected but quite lovely.  Following are some photos of the town. On the left is a view looking away from the town toward the mountains. On the right is a view looking toward the Mall restaurant where we had lunch. And with that I'll end this entry.