I think that I mentioned we have space for guests. Just to clarify, you will not have to sleep in Steve's office. Our good friends, Charlie and Conni Ess (at right) visited last week from Missouri and can verify the accommodations if needs be. Since leaving TCU in 1972, we have been fortunate enough to visit with Charlie and Conni on and off over the years.I think Charlie and Conni are some of the few folks who travel even more than we do. They reached our cabin having just de-planed from France and Bulgaria.
In fact, it has been our good fortune to keep up with many TCU folks. Ralph and Jan Stone, our neighbors here in Jemez Springs and TCU allies, are a magnet for the TCU crowd. We were veryf fortunate that our arrival brought us just in time to celebrate the Stone's anniversary (50 and counting)! We enjoyed a wonderful lunch and a leisurely, scenic drive through the mountains north of Santa Fe (thanks to Jan).
Whether you attended TCU or not, friends and family are always welcome at our humble abode. We guarantee that we will show you a good time, not the least of which will the be unbelievable scenery on the drive up to our cabin. Don't forget that both Santa Fe (huge art market and opera) and Albuquerque (museums, route 66) are just an hour away ... not to mention the wonderful opportunities for hiking in our lovely mountains.
Whether you attended TCU or not, friends and family are always welcome at our humble abode. We guarantee that we will show you a good time, not the least of which will the be unbelievable scenery on the drive up to our cabin. Don't forget that both Santa Fe (huge art market and opera) and Albuquerque (museums, route 66) are just an hour away ... not to mention the wonderful opportunities for hiking in our lovely mountains.
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