Sante Fe (New Mexico)
October 2, 2023 in the United States ⋅ 🌬 21 °CToday we arrived in the charming Sante Fe in the Sangre de Cristo foothills of New Mexico. Santa Fe was founded as a Spanish colony in 1610 and is renowned for its Pueblo-style architecture and as aRead more
Traveler Wow 🤩 you’re certainly seeing the many sides of the US of A! ❤️👍🏻
Traveler Yep! We’ve basically some places all around the country with a touch of mid west too 😊🇺🇸
Traveler Probably more than most Americans!
Traveler Not wrong! We’ve had that convo with many Americans. They typically can’t take much leave maybe a couple of weeks a year and typically take it in bits and pieces cos they are afraid to ask for their full entitlement as they might get sacked. They generally could never get 4+ weeks off in a row ! We are very lucky in Australia!
Traveler I’ve heard that! Their health care is apparently f***ed too! We are, indeed lucky. Having said that; I’m pretty sure Australians see less of our own country than we do elsewhere too! It seems to be the way. I know that once I look into travelling in Australia 🇦🇺 it always results in me deciding overseas travel is more economical. That’s kinda sad 😞
Traveler Agree - most aussies chose os including me. I’ve barely seen oz sadly but so many other places I want to see first
Traveler Just chiming in very late to say that yes, the US has a million and one societal problems. LOL. Let's hope Trump 2024 is not the next clusterf***. And @Jason, I've seen the East Coast, West Coast, parts of the MidWest and South, but now I really want to go to the American Northwest, which I've always wanted to visit. I'm going to be so sad when this trip is over. It's a lot of fun to follow.
Traveler And unfortunately oz/everywhere has massive societal problems. You’d love the north west etc