New Mexico Wilderness, Ted Turner Country!

Craig,  Isn't that place just gorgeous.  We absolutely love it up there and the best part we almost had it all to ourselves well except for Ted.

Robert,  I agree the odds of that encounter in the remote part of the NM is huge.  We love NM and particularly the northern sector.

Anita,  It really is hard to leave after spending 3-4 days in this high country paradise.

Jim,  I think most folks do think of NM as desert and in some regard that would be accurate.  Around here its considered high desert, you have to recall we are similar to Denver here in Albuquerque..the other mile high city.

Dorie,  And the photo does not even do justice to what we 360.  An amazing place no doubt!

Elizabeth,  We certainly were not expecting the celebrity surprise but good fun, Debbie did not pester him long.

Jerry,  We have some fabulous hiking adventures to share, looking forward to lacing up the boots for the next adventure as well.

R&A,  It was a great trip indeed and a Ted just helped up plant into memory even more.  This place is the epitome of "The Land of Enchantment"

Hi Rebecca,  Photo can capture so much and then again capture so little.  They do serve as a snap shot reminder of memories worth keeping.  Gods country indeed and yes all over this great country we get to call home.

Roy,  We would love to have each of you, not all at once though..LOL

Laura,  We love this great state and have spent a good deal of down time exploring and discovering.  Just good clean fun!

Janis, No that camping is not for everyone and it not a lazy mans vacation but the places we get to see just cant be seen any other way.

Michael,  We feel lucky, there is so much diversity in landscape here in NM from the pure White Sands Monument to the nearly untouched High Country of pine forest and flowing mountain waters.

Al and Peg,  We have met bear, elk, marmot, deer, moose etc. etc. but a Ted Turner was a first and likely last.  Good fun!

Erika,  We love that part of NM and try to make an annual trek or two up to the area.  It's work getting there and set up but worth every moment.

Hi Josh,  I'm sure it is, I have never been a horseman but if I were I would to explore this part of the country.

Linda,  We had a good time with plenty more stories to tell.  Photos too but we to pick and choose.:>)

Michael,  One never knows what another does for R&R and down time.  Fly fishing is such a great stress reliever.

Jennifer,  We do manage to pull away from real estate from time to time and enjoy the fruits of labor and the gifts of God.

Hey Tim B,  No doubt he knows how to pick um. He knows how to buy them too.

Tim L, And it just goes on and on and on.

Sham Man,  Oh yeah, good stuff up there.  Well kept secret too!

Teral,  Well Ted bought some of it!

Karen, Nope he was kicking it, we were kicking it and it best just leaving it at that! He was feeding a squirell anyway and had stopped fishing for  a bit.

Anna,  Glad you enjoyed our adventure and the photo.

Hey Michael,  Life is a great and interesting ride for sure. 

Hi Kathryn,  Same latitude as Chama but further east.  Chama is gorgeous too!  We spent a long weekend just noth of Chama at a Colorado lake, we could here the train whistles faintly from our camp.  That was another great adventure.  Your relatives must love it up there.  Well until the many feet of snow start to fall.

Hi Curtis,  Ted Turner country!  He owns a portion of the land north and east of this photo.  I see you didn't believe our story, I guess you jut had to be there.

William, So glad to have you along for our many adventures.

Maureen,  This truly is an amazing place, now I dont know if Mr. Ted actually knew what or who we were.  Just some folks enjoying momma nature like he was.