Now that our youngsters are old enough to take on cross-country trips, our partner plus I decided that both of us would take our van to visit family that lives in Albuquerque, NM.
Since both of us live in Florida, that would give us the chance to see at least several states if both of us drove through the entire state of TX… Instead, both of us took a more northern route so both of us could stop in the Ozarks in AR on the way to Albuquerque.
My youngsters were particularly gleeful to see the MS River when both of us reached Memphis. By the time both of us got to the Ozarks, both of us had been driving for several nights plus stopping in hotels plus campgrounds along the way. My youngsters were getting a little restless by that point, but I promised them that both of us would be stopping for a few nights once both of us reached our destination. It was a relief when I saw the sign for the NM border plus realized both of us would be in Albuquerque in just a matter of hours. The first thing both of us saw on interstate 40 were the Sandia Peaks. These mountains are a attractive backdrop for the city of Albuquerque, plus the famous Sandia Peak Tramway is a cable automobile system that takes guests high into the mountains to see the breathtaking views. Our youngsters were so gleeful that their eyep were completely agape for the entire experience. I hope it’s a memory they cherish for the rest of their lives, because I suppose that I absolutely will. Albuquerque has a lot to offer, even to tourists care about myself plus our family.