Sant Fe, NM (Page 4): Thank you Jonssi for clarification on that. We love Sante Fe. I hope to go again in the near future.

roxiemarty Loc: Florida

Jonssi wrote:

Las Golondrinas did get hit with a flood, which temporarily took out the creek crossing. NO buildings were damaged, and the crossing is repaired. There is damage to fields, but the site is as beautiful as ever. I was Director there for 25 years, and live on the site.

Thank you Jonssi for clarification on that. We love Sante Fe. I hope to go again in the near future.

AzPicLady Loc: Behind the camera!

Jonssi wrote:

Las Golondrinas did get hit with a flood, which temporarily took out the creek crossing. NO buildings were damaged, and the crossing is repaired. There is damage to fields, but the site is as beautiful as ever. I was Director there for 25 years, and live on the site.

Oh, that is good news. It's such a delightful place.

maryo Loc: Santa fe

that's not santa fe - riverwalk is san antonio tx

roxiemarty Loc: Florida

smeggy wrote:

that's not santa fe - riverwalk is san antonio tx

Duh! Do you bother to read this stuff? I already apologized way back on page one! Do you have anything meaningful to add to this post?

SteveR Loc: Michigan

PixelStan77 wrote:

I would go to O'Keeffe property in Santa Fe.
https://www.okeeffemuseum.org/visit/
The property area itself has lots of opportunities if you don't want to go into her museum.That section is called Ghost Ranch: Ghost Ranch is a 20,000-acre educational retreat

Interestingly, there is a photo gallery/museum right next to the O'Keefe museum.

Rich1939 Loc: Pike County Penna.

Jonssi wrote:

Las Golondrinas did get hit with a flood, which temporarily took out the creek crossing. NO buildings were damaged, and the crossing is repaired. There is damage to fields, but the site is as beautiful as ever. I was Director there for 25 years, and live on the site.

Thank you very much for the positive news!