( Writing this from Santa Rosa, NM on May 2. Love the high speed internet at the library. )
April 13, we left the Temperate Zone RV Park in Deming for Brantley State Park in Carlsbad, NM, taking US-375 to US-180.
A lake view site with electric and water hook-ups was $14/night. Our Annual pass covered $10/night of the cost. We stayed for six nights and stayed super busy the whole time.
A lake view site with electric and water hook-ups was $14/night. Our Annual pass covered $10/night of the cost. We stayed for six nights and stayed super busy the whole time.
US-180 passes through the Guadalupe Mountains in Texas before going north to reach Carlsbad City. We passed the entrances for the Guadalupe Mtn. National Park and Carlsbad Caverns National Park which we come back to on other days for hiking and exploring.
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At the shower building a Says Phoebe was nursing her young.
Flowers around camp!
On the 14th we spent the day at the New Mexico Living Desert and Zoo. All the animals were rescue animals that live in the Chihuahuan Desert.
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Great garden art.
Morning Dove
I'm not sure if this is rare in New Mexico. Being from Michigan it seemed a little strange. A large enclosed space with a brass plaque for a Bluejay ?
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Ocotillo coming into bloom.
The cactus is a baby but the flower is as big as a full grown plant.
Molly the artist Bear, look it up! They sell her art in the visitor center. She is eight years old and they have had her since a cub.
View from our Fox door at Brantley SP.
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