As you can see (see attached schedule of events) on Sat and Sun night they will have a balloon glow and fireworks right out your front door!
There will be not waiting in a car to get in - they charge $10 for parking and $6 per person to get in, but it will not cost you anything because of your 4 admissions included in the $65 camping fee.
Cool huh!
Ken J.
True...but I was also looking at it as extending an olive branch to Regional...if you know what I mean.
Shari
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Fiesta Del Vino October 6 th and 7th, 2007
New Mexico’s soil and climate produces some wonderful wines. Come and sample the varieties and take your favorite bottles home.
Fiesta Del Vino will be featured during our opening weekend, October 6th and 7th starting at 12p.m. (NOON). Fiesta Del Vino is a great addition to our calendar of events on this particular weekend sharing Balloon Fiesta Park with the America’s Challenge Gas Race and Twilight Twinkle on Saturday as well as Fiesta of Wheels Car Show and Balloon Glow on Sunday.
A $10.00 separate admission is required. You will receive a complimentary wine glass with admission. Musical entertainment will be featured each afternoon.
You must be 21 years or older to sample the wine. Picture ID’s are required for all guests who wish to sample. Children under 12 are allowed with a parent or guardian.
Please visit New Mexico Wine Growers Association, an association of New Mexico wineries. to see a list of New Mexico wineries.
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Ok the FCU is getting its accounts set up, so we can start taking money for this rally.
I have 17 on my list (if you have not signed up on the forum, please do so) and a couple that I've received private e-mails. So we have ourself a rally.
We are required to pay 1/2 now ($130 each site) and the rest is due by August 31, 2007. They do have a refund policy of $10/day if you decide later you cannot make it.
So if you all can please send me your deposit made out to the Four Corners Unit and send to
Ken Johansen
P.O. Box 1554
Tijeras, NM 87059
I'll need to send them money within the next couple of weeks - I'm going to tell them we are taking the 20 spaces I reserved and see if I can hold more.
We are IN... Check is in the mail Ken... this will be fun! I may try to get in Thursday late it will be a looonnng one day tow from Phoenix with two little ones, but they are seasoned travelers at a young age.....which one of you crazy birds will let me park in front of your house Thursday night?
We are excited this will be fun....
I'm thinking that since my birthday is in July a couple of generators have been on my wish list for a while.....this may be the excuse I've been looking for....
Brent
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Whens you birthday in July - I'm a July baby too - the 18th - I want a generator too. And yes this is my excuse for a generator - btw Honda has a booth there every year - so you can buy one there - we will all help you pick one out
Will figure out a place for you to park Thurs night - lets see how many we have coming in on Thurs - will get something figured out....
What is a good halfway spot to camp overnight....and when should we avoid hitting the Phoenix area? Or is there a good alternate around the traffic?
Ron and Debbie,
We are going to take I40 across and stop at Meteor Crater on the way to the rally in NM. The campground is right off I40 (200 yards) and real easy to access. We stayed there before and found it worked great for a one night layover. The drive to Albuquerque is no problem from here, which is just a bit past Flagstaff. We should consider a caravan.
We are going to take I40 across and stop at Meteor Crater on the way to the rally in NM. The campground is right off I40 (200 yards) and real easy to access. We stayed there before and found it worked great for a one night layover. The drive to Albuquerque is no problem from here, which is just a bit past Flagstaff. We should consider a caravan.
John
John,
"A bit past Flagstaff" Our oldest daughter went to undergraduate school at Eastern New Mexico University in Portales, we made the trip many times. From our house to Flagstaff is about 500 miles to Alb about another 250. Williams is a little over 400 and about as close to halfway as you can get.
Bill
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i just follow the beer can's 'n bottles. think americana. blaze the trail, circle the wagons, burn buffalo chips to keep warm. i love the southwest, and dive cowboy bars.
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