Reply to "New Mexico: It ain't new, and it ain't Mexico!"

Thank you, Travel and Nature! I would have to say that Joe, our owner, who originally authored this as a blog post on our website (www.innonthealameda.com) is a bit of both. I know he was a middle school teacher when he first came to Santa Fe, but I'm not sure if history was his subject or not. Originally Posted by TravelandNature:

Has it been 102 years already ? How time does fly. Thanks for the wonderful article. Do you have a bent for history or have you absorbed it by living in the midst of it ?

1/13/141:52 PM

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