The story follows Lewis Fogarty, who seeks a fresh start with his wife, Donna, in the serene setting of Fallerman's Grove Road. This idyllic location offers him the chance to escape a troubled past and enjoy a life of privacy, while still being surrounded by distant but friendly neighbors. The narrative explores themes of renewal and the complexities of starting anew in a seemingly perfect environment.
Lucy's journey unfolds as she searches for her family, filled with heartwarming adventures and the bonds of friendship. This tale highlights the unique connection between a special dog and her human companions, celebrating themes of loyalty and love. Through her experiences, readers are invited to explore the joys and challenges of finding one's place in the world.
This comprehensive guide covers skiing and snowboarding in New Mexico, featuring detailed profiles of downhill ski resorts, cross-country, and backcountry venues. Each chapter includes information on facilities, services, and historical facts about the ski areas and their founders. Perfect for winter sports enthusiasts!
New Mexico's long and distinguished skiing history began with the miners of the late 19th century and its pioneer settlers. Ski area development was launched in the 1930s in the Sandia Mountains near Albuquerque and quickly spread to the southernmost range of the Rocky Mountains--the Sangre de Cristos, north of Santa Fe. Students of a boarding school, the Los Alamos Ranch School, took up the sport in the Jemez Mountains, and when the school was occupied in the 1940s by American and international scientists like Neils Bohr working to create the world's first atomic bomb, they enthusiastically pursued skiing in their rare spare time. Taos Ski Valley's founding in 1955 elevated the scene to world-class status, and today, there are eight major downhill ski areas and one cross-country center stretching from the deserts of south-central New Mexico to the Colorado border.