Albuquerque, New Mexico

Riding across New Mexico is beautiful.  Sometimes it's so flat you can see for miles.  Then you pass mountains with huge boulders all over.  The only vegetation, other then tall grasses, were some kind of evergreen shrubs.

The overpasses were beautiful.  They were etched with Indian symbols and birds. 

 

This was one of the overpasses.  It was very pretty in person.

Some of the beautiful scenery.

I truly believe the majority of the traffic on I-40 here are the big rigs.  I see a lot of RV's too.  We see more shorter class A motorhomes (like ours) then the huge diesel pushers and a lot of them aren't towing a car.  So I don't know what they do when they stop somewhere unless they don't get out and explore like we do.

Tonight we're staying at the Enchanted Trails RV Park in Albuquerque.  Did you know that New Mexico's nickname is "Land of Enchantment"?  Albuquerque is the largest city in New Mexico. 

We are right in the middle of the state.  We'll be here for two nights, then head towards Los Angeles, California.  So for now . . . HAPPY