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We welcome winter!
The people of Taos Pueblo call it "the season in which the Earth rests". Plants, animals, humans slow down : rest : hibernate. Beginning on December 21st, the winter solstice, the sun rises at it's southern-most point for three days, on the fourth day it begins rising a little further north each day. Daylight lasts a little longer and we look forward to spring: the season of renewal.
This year has caused all of us great suffering, stress and fatigue. In many ways it has also reminded us of a simpler lifestyle. Time spent outdoors, time in the kitchen. The lonely people in our neighborhood are no longer strangers as we reach out to them. Non-technical folks can now ZOOM!
It has been a year of adapting and evolving.
May this restful winter season allow you time to reflect, to be grateful and to watch the rising sun on it's journey northward and allow us to be positive and hopeful as we see what is to come in 2021.
This truck is a '39 Chevy and was mi suegro's (my father-in-law's). Pictured here in the New Year's Eve storm of 2006-07 SURPRISE! It does snow here, not much, not often. Give us a call if you would like to own a print. Or give us a call anytime to talk about tour plans. 505-321-4864
The people of Taos Pueblo call it "the season in which the Earth rests". Plants, animals, humans slow down : rest : hibernate. Beginning on December 21st, the winter solstice, the sun rises at it's southern-most point for three days, on the fourth day it begins rising a little further north each day. Daylight lasts a little longer and we look forward to spring: the season of renewal.
This year has caused all of us great suffering, stress and fatigue. In many ways it has also reminded us of a simpler lifestyle. Time spent outdoors, time in the kitchen. The lonely people in our neighborhood are no longer strangers as we reach out to them. Non-technical folks can now ZOOM!
It has been a year of adapting and evolving.
May this restful winter season allow you time to reflect, to be grateful and to watch the rising sun on it's journey northward and allow us to be positive and hopeful as we see what is to come in 2021.
This truck is a '39 Chevy and was mi suegro's (my father-in-law's). Pictured here in the New Year's Eve storm of 2006-07 SURPRISE! It does snow here, not much, not often. Give us a call if you would like to own a print. Or give us a call anytime to talk about tour plans. 505-321-4864
Tour New Mexico is committed to safe and exceptional tours & events.
The safety and well-being of our guests is our utmost priority. We are working closely with the State of New Mexico and following all recommended guidelines for Tour Operators.
The 49th annual Balloon Fiesta will be Oct 2 - 10, 2021. Click this link balloonfiesta.com/ for the official information.
Visit our Balloon Fiesta page for information on our tour from premier hotels to Balloon Fiesta Park.
NAVAJO LAND tours are postponed: Our monthly Navajo Culture tour is being postponed until further notice.
Check back for updates or Contact us and we will let you know when this tour can begin running again.
To better times ahead, safer and hoping sooner than later. Be well!
We are a Destination Management Company: a for-profit professional services company with extensive local knowledge and over 29 years of expertise and resources specializing in the design and implementation of events, activities, tours, transportation and program logistics.
We are also a Receptive Operator: we provide services to out of state tour operators as they visit or are rolling through our area on a multi-day tour. We can supply a step-on guide or do full itineraries. We will even travel with you throughout the four-corners states!
We are also a Receptive Operator: we provide services to out of state tour operators as they visit or are rolling through our area on a multi-day tour. We can supply a step-on guide or do full itineraries. We will even travel with you throughout the four-corners states!
