2 On The Road Blog

After 12 years of full-time rving, we've sold our truck and trailer but we're still traveling. Email us at wowpegasus@hotmail.com if you would like to contact us.




Friday, October 03, 2008

Mineral Museum at New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology

I forced Nolan to take me to the Mineral Museum at the NM Institute of Mining and Technology. We took the truck because we had to get the new tire for the trailer. It almost fit in the parking spot.
I love looking at these beautiful rocks. There were more than 2,000 to look at from NM and around the world. So just take a peek at what we saw.




























































Nolan thought this was a hoot. Yep, fossilized dung.
This is a fossil mollusk called Cephalopoda Orthoceras from the Sahara Desert in Morocco.








Heading south again

October 2nd we drove from Las Vegas, NM to just west of Magdalena, NM. They are building a light rail track from Albuquerque to Santa Fe. It runs between the interstate lanes.
Just a peek at the adobe style homes along the interstate.
Just east of Magdalena we had another tire go flat.
It damaged the fender skirt so bad that we had to take it off.
But we made it to the campground where our site is out in the middle of nowhere.
This is the view from our dining room window.

Rough Rider Museum in Las Vegas, NM

No scenic photos here. Just history to read. Lots of stuff I didn't remember from history lessons. Do you know where the Rough Riders fought?





One section was about Theodore Roosevelt. Do you believe that he was only 42 years old when he became president? That and lots more info was in this section.