From desert to snowfall
Yesterday, Jason and I went on hikes through the Sandias. In the course of four hours, we traversed through desert and snowfall. Plus, there were some spectacular vistas-- both from the mountaintop and from the Sandia Tram, a 2.7 mile long tram car that takes passengers to a total elevation of 2 miles above sea level... where there's a restaurant. We had some snacks at the High Finance Restaurant, and have vowed to go back for dinner nearing a sunset. Anyhow, pictures!
Hello, Albuquerque!
The tram, which is the longest continual tram in the world.
It was chiiiiillly.
On the flipside, the bottom was desert.
Which begs the question-- what is the appropriate clothing for both desert and snow?
Hee.
With the city at my back.
A coupla randoms from around town...
I'm not sure I trust this restaurant.
Flissy! This store sells nothing but cupcakes, and it's a 10 minute walk from my house.
DANGER, WILL ROBINSON.
Random nearby house that looks like a spaceship.
Okay, time to get a move on. Must get to the post office. Ciao!
PS-- I HAVE NOT RECEIVED ANY HAIKUS YET. I AM SAD.
Hello, Albuquerque!
The tram, which is the longest continual tram in the world.
It was chiiiiillly.
On the flipside, the bottom was desert.
Which begs the question-- what is the appropriate clothing for both desert and snow?
Hee.
With the city at my back.
A coupla randoms from around town...
I'm not sure I trust this restaurant.
Flissy! This store sells nothing but cupcakes, and it's a 10 minute walk from my house.
DANGER, WILL ROBINSON.
Random nearby house that looks like a spaceship.
Okay, time to get a move on. Must get to the post office. Ciao!
PS-- I HAVE NOT RECEIVED ANY HAIKUS YET. I AM SAD.