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#16167 of 17805 Back to The Land Of Enchanment by skibry1 Feb 18, 2004 (3:32 pm)
We spent our honeymoon and 10th anny in Taos...Did God know what he/she was doing or what!!! This was a great adventure for acoupla flat landers from IL.
#16168 of 17805 mpiatek by mazda6s Feb 18, 2004 (5:33 pm)
One more thing. If you're coming from Tucson, I like the "southern route" to Albuquerque. Take I10 East to Deming, then take highway 180 and 26 to Hatch, then I25 to Albuquerque. The highway 26 leg is great. It's much more interesting than going the northern route through Phoenix.
#16169 of 17805 From Tucson to Albuquerque by mpiatek Feb 19, 2004 (12:01 am)
Actually, it looks like we'll probably be visiting New Mexico during the second half of our trip. First, we were planning on starting in Sedona/Flagstaff, and then go to the Grand Canyon (my wife hasn't been there before, and she's lived in Arizona for 5 years). After that we were going to head on over to Albuquerque and see northern New Mexico and the four corners. We might even go up into Colorado, who knows. Anyway, after that, we'll probably head back down through southern New Mexico similar to the route you described and back to Tucson from there.   It's going to be an easy-going trip. We're planning on taking around 2 weeks or so for everything so we can stay some places for a couple of days and enjoy ourselves. Should be cool.   Thanks again for the Albuquerque info...   Mike
#16170 of 17805 Angel Fire by norske Feb 20, 2004 (8:53 pm)
If you get up to Angel Fire north of Santa Fe and East of Taos, be sure to stop at the National Vietnam Memorial . It is truly beautiful and awe inspiring. First Class. It is located just off the main road, follow the signs.   Arne
#16171 of 17805 Vietnam Veterans Memorial by mazda6s Feb 20, 2004 (10:42 pm)
If you drive the Enchanted Circle, it's right on the route.
#16172 of 17805 checking in by clemulus Feb 22, 2004 (4:20 pm)
It's been four months since I last was in here....sorry. Since my company closed shop in Spfld, Ma and moved to Chicago, I was able to keep my job telecommuting from home.   That means my new Mazda6s sits in the driveway all day and night   2000 miles since September - since my car was upset, I bought her a sports grille and will install when the temp rises above freezing.   Hope all is well - Cheers
#16173 of 17805 4 Cyl Mazda6 by josh684 Feb 23, 2004 (9:51 am)
I was wondering if anyone here owns one? I was thinking of buying a 4 Cyl Mazda6 with Manual Tranny. I just wanted a little insite on if the engin was sufficient. Thanks
#16174 of 17805 Response by cheesehead6 Feb 23, 2004 (5:01 pm)
Josh684: There are responses to your query on the Mazda versus TSX thread. Please don't crosspost.
#16175 of 17805 by pat HOST Feb 23, 2004 (5:13 pm)
Actually, this is the better place for folks to respond since the question is solely about the MZ6 ...   Sometimes new folks don't understand that the same people will see their messages more than once if they post them more than once. This IS a tricky place to get a handle on.   We were all new once - it's all good.
#16176 of 17805 R.I.P. by r2s2 Feb 23, 2004 (8:58 pm)
Actually, this is no longer a good place to ask such a question. This discussion board is all but dead, having been killed by "rust."   One or two folks out there are very very happy now. It's a shame.

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