Remmirathion Vinyandoro

 One of my favorite songs!!! This is from the 90's!!!!

Enjoy!

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Talking about YouTube - SUNSCREEM - 'LOVE U MORE' (1992)
  

Wow! Is this possible? I thought for a long long time it was just a joke!!!!! Just watch this guy crying and screaming trying to defend Britney from the Media bashing (that she deserves or not, it's not my job to decide) , but something is true about this video, is frigging' hillarious!

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Talking about YouTube - Chris Crocker - LEAVE BRITNEY ALONE!
  

Well, I promised you some more shots of the first real snow in the Taos area, including some of the ski valley.

We started this trip around 11:00 am, took the Taos Scenic Road on our way to Pilar, so we could get the right light when coming through the canyon. As you can see some snow accumulated.

This is the look you get of the Mountains.

Then we have this amazing view of the Canyon and the contrast of colors.

Now, the following one is one of my favorite views of the Canyon and the snow makes it look so beautiful.

Snow Machines in the Taos Ski Valley.

I guess I'll have more shots, if I decide to take some skiing lessons or snowboarding lessons. I still don't know what I'm doing!

That's all for now, more will come as snow builds up and the days get shorter!

Well, a couple of snow showers, here and there but not much of a winter weather until this past week... Well, temperatures haven't dropped much but definitely snow is coming.

Taking this trip around the area was fun as we had a pretty good snow cover and allowed me to take some beautiful pictures. Some of them look kind of blurry but I think my camera is in its last breath and soon to be departed. However, it was two of us taking pictures, so there is some shared feats here that you will enjoy as well.

Is such a pretty view, that you just keep watching, until cold gets you and you have to jump back in the car. However the snow is not sticking for long as we have had temperatures above 36, so you just have to take your chance and go for it if you feel like taking pictures or snow walking. I'm not much of a hiker but I do love taking photographs!

The Ski Valley was covered with 12'' of snow, so lots of skiers were having the time of their lives even though not the all the trails where open for skiing. I think the coming week they will get enough snow to open some more trails and then we will have more tourists coming, considering that Taos Ski Valley ranks number 3 in the nation for skiing difficulty (difficult slopes!!!!)

Well, I arrived almost a month ago to Taos, but I'm definitely a city boy and what's a city boy to do? Still, I have fallen in love with the beautiful landscape of the high desert and the mountains of Taos.

As you're leaving town you can see this beautiful scenery from the road. The mountains are gorgeous and the valley is majestic. It takes about two hours to get here from Albuquerque, but trust me, you won't regret it. The views as you leave Albuquerque are breathtaking.

On the valley you can see the canyon and the Rio Grande river, which had been dry for a couple of years but with the end of the drought there's plenty of water. If you come during the summer season you can enjoy rafting, but there are plenty of extreme sports to practice. During the winter season all ski resorts open their doors in the Taos Ski Valley, considered one of the most difficult ones in the country, so I heard.

The weather is beautiful, I have to say, even though it drops fast at night, but not too bad. In the back you can see the Rio Grande river as it flows south. This is a stop on the way to Española, right after the horseshoe. Just some trivia, a couple of years ago a boulder fell from the Mountain on the left killing Japanese tourist that were visiting the region.

I'll have more next time!