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There are cities in the US that are older than the US, by a large margin. Come to New Mexico and you'll see. Obligatory edit: After COVID, please.
by dreamcompiler 6y ago
There are cities in the US that are older than the US, by a large margin. Come to New Mexico and you'll see.
Obligatory edit: After COVID, please.
- apacheCamel 6y agoI actually took a trip to New Mexico when I was younger, the parts that we visited were awesome. All the people were amazingly friendly. I grew up in the Northeast so it was a pretty big culture shock. I believe it was in Albuquerque. We visited the Nuclear Museum and a couple little local shops and even a local reptile zoo. I would love to go back for the hot air balloon festival someday.
- refurb 6y agoAgreed. Did a road trip to New Mexico (in the winter!) and it was well worth the trip. Went to Santa Fe, Taos, Los Alamos, Pecos and some of the pueblo sites (which are incredible and you get amazing access to them). Super interesting place! I'm surprised it's not more of a tourist destination.
- dreamcompiler 6y agoWe actually think of ourselves as sometimes having too many tourists. Many people come here for the cool summers, the scenery, the art, balloon fiesta, and skiing in the winter.
- 205guy 6y agoI always found it to be a fun coincidence that San Jose, CA, now the heart of Silicon Valley, was founded in 1777--a year after the US Declaration of Independence. And that was right at the beginning of the colonization of "Upper" California by parties from New Spain (Mexico). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_San_Jose,_California https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_San_Jose,_Californi...