Road Trip to Santa Fe, New Mexico.

For my Spring Break, we decided to take a little 3 day road trip to Santa Fe, New Mexico.  We chose New Mexico because neither Brandon or I had ever been, it was an easy drive for us (down 25 the whole way), it was inexpensive, we heard it had amazing food and we hoped it would be accessible with a baby (we were right).

Before we left...how is she this big!?!?

The drive to Santa Fe.  My hubby and the Go Pro, lol. 

Our hotel...The Drury Plaza (highly recommended) 

Included:  a balcony, a 3 drink and snack happy hour, heated pool, hot tub, new construction...

 The first night, we went to an early dinner at a place called "The Shed".  We both had enchiladas and the green chili was to die for! The red chili was a little too spicy for me and I actually like hot foods, so it was really hot! 

Quite the portions :) 

This smile. She loves being in a high chair and loved our waitress. 

First time on Dad's shoulders

Exploring the Plaza

View from our balcony 

 Our second day in Santa Fe, Sunday we took the stroller and explored. First was breakfast at "The Plaza Inn" where Brandon had a breakfast burrito, I had a green chile omelet (our theme of the trip was Mexican food, because when in Santa Fe...) and we split an order of Blue Pinon pancakes.  The pancakes were definitely the best, but everything was delicious and super filling.  Next we hit up an art museum because the art scene is huge in Santa Fe.

Next we walked around the town to explore its unique architecture. Everything is adobe brick and super old.  

 St. Francis Cathedral Church 

Explored the local markets and got Alex a Native American doll. 

 Finished the afternoon with a sunny trip to the pool and hot tub on the hotel rooftop. 

Our last day was Monday and we wanted to get on the road by noon, but did a short hike to the top of this trail called "The Cross of the Martyrs". It was an historical war site, but I can't remember all of the details :) 

View from the top

We finished the morning with a quick trip through the Georgia O'Keeffe Museum.  It was randomly free just for the week because some of the exhibitions were closed.  

 And this face...just because

 We left around 12:30 and the drive home seemed to take forever, isn't that how it always goes? The anticipation of a trip make the trip there relatively quick but it seems to take an eternity on the drive home because you just want to be home! At least that is how it is for me. I am going to try and update this blog more often because we now have a new computer for anyone out there who reads this (besides my mom, haha :)