Los Alamos to Trampas NM: "Taos High Road Adventure"

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Hey,Hey, Let's Roll RVerTV Russ, Ready to visit Los Alamos, got my seat Belt Buckle up."YEA"👍

Oh wow, Russ. My dad was in the Army Air Corps as well. He was part of the 8th Air Force out of Kimbolton, England. He was a navigator on a B 17 that went down behind enemy lines on June 13, 1943, after a mid-air collision with a German Messerschmitt. He spent the rest of the war in a German POW camp. If you dad was by chance stationed at Kimbolton then they may have known one another.

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Howdy Russ! Hope all is well! Jess in Minnesota

What are the names of your music? I really like the closing song of your older videos.

Thanks Russ. I got to visit The Church and Taos in summer of 1993. Ansel Adams took a photograph of The Church.

Very nice trip. Don't know if I'll get to New Mexico this year. Thanks for sharing what you see. Take care.👍👍🤗😊

We visited Taos in 2017, during the month of January. It was colder, but not bitter cold. I aways wanted to revisit in the summer months. This video shows me what that would be like. We stayed at our timeshare, Club Wyndham Taos. Very nice place. I liked Taos and the people. We came up through the Cimarron Canyon, coming from Oklahoma. It was a nice drive. We drove through Eagles Nest. Lots of snow and very cold. Everything was white. Northern NM is beautiful! Enjoy your trip and be safe!

The more you travel thru new Mexico the more i love it. It is one beautiful state

Thank You Russ, for visiting Los Alamos. I have my great grandfather work their on the Manhattan Project. thanks for showing the history of the atomic bomb. It bring back memories of what my great grandfather told me about the Los Alamos. Great videos Thanks for your time love your video. It's feel like I riding shotgun with you.

Thank you when your not able to travel it's so nice to watch a video , and you are so pleasant and good language Thank you

My dad was a w w 2 combat veteran from the army also God rest their soul

Beautiful sky up there today thanks for the video sir

Russ, I’ve always wondered what the area around Los Alamos was like. Thanks for taking us along with you on this trip. Also, thanks for honoring your dad and his service to our country. Safe travels.

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My father said my mother was one of the first civilians to enter LA after WWII. She was a secretary for a construction company brought in to build housing for all of the workers.

Back roads are the best. Great drive, scenic. Lots of history in NM. Love that old church. 🙂👍⭐

When I stayed overnight in Santa Fe, I "boondocked" in the local Walmart parking lot with a host of other campers. I took Interstate-25 North towards Denver and I stopped halfway to discover "Great Sand Dunes" National Park in the western part of the San Luis Valley ("only" about a 150 mile detour) via Colorado Route 160. Northern New Mexico is filled with abandoned houses and ranches, filled with lizards and huge spiders (I stopped a couple of times to have a look) and it has an air of desolation rarely seen in America. Anyway it is an experience worth having at least once to make you understand what "History" means (the settling of the Southwest by Spaniards in the 1700s). Marvelous video, Russ !! RICHARD

Great 👍 ride....thanks 😊