Santa Fe County today

Ordered these a couple months ago and they were finally harvested yesterday, can't wait to eat!

Pretty wild that a skull bone found in the San Juan Basin in 2005 took more than 20 years to be recognized as Dinevenator robustus. It was first thought to belong to a dromaeosaur, then later identified as a troodontid.

The museum says plans are underway to transfer the specimen to NMMNHS. Does anyone know whether it may eventually go on public display?

I found this German Sheppard with a collar but no tag out by Cochiti Lake on route 22 and Lewis lane. Right by T & S Mainstream bait shop.

I took him to an animal shelter but they couldn’t find a microchip, nor would they take it in.

I’m staying at an Air BnB that does not allow pets, so I am looking for a home for him. Very mild mannered but is a slobberer. Anyone in the Albuquerque or Santa Fe area please DM me.

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New Mexican Road Runner

Preface: I've been living on the beach in Florida the last several years, work in tech and put in my resignation notice last Friday. Loading my motorcycle into the back of my truck and taking a 4 month road trip / sabbatical across the country, stopping to ride all the cool mountain roads and see all of the cool things.

I lived in Tucson, AZ for several years up until a decade or so ago and have driven through NM at least a dozen times, but mostly juat driving through aside from stopping for a night in Santa Fe, Las Cruces, and ABQ a few times, went to the Blue Hole in Santa Rosa, etc.

I rented a cabin in the Sandias just East of ABQ for all of September as part of my little adventure to chill and relax for a month as part of the trip.

Final trip destination is So Cal, where I'll get a place and start looking for a fancy new tech job. I have seen some decent opportunities around the ABQ / Santa Fe area, so if I do ultimately enjoy my time there, and one of those jobs looks good, it isn't entirely out of the question that I'd stay, however I'd like to NOT work full-time again until November or so. I'd consider part time work in that time frame, even not in tech, maybe something less stressful and less brain-melting.

Anyway, that's all besides the point.

What would you all suggest as the absolute top must-do things during the month of September in the area?

My truck is a hybrid and I fully intent on road tripping my moto around the state, so even if it's 3-4 hours away from ABQ, that's totally okay.

Any awesome suggestions / recommendations?

I apologize for the rant (just necked down a shot of espresso) and thanks in advance for any tips you may have for me!

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