WOW! Santa Fe is a Christmas Winter Wonderland!! (Taos: home, clothes)

[Towanda]

We are watching the snow fall harder and harder here in Eldorado this morning. We must have 6 or 7 inches of new snow on the ground and it is coming down very hard.

Sure looks like Christmas here.

We have our four year old grand-daughter here who has never seen more than a dusting of snow at her home in Texas. She is already bundled up in her winter clothes and is waiting to go out and play in the snow.

WOW! This looks awesome!!!

I see a snowman in our immediate future!

[Vinegaroon]

I see some freshies in my immediate future.

[Xavious Orgus]

V,

Are you at all familiar with Pagosa Springs, Colorado? (Wolf Creek area) If so, what is your opinion of the town, etc.

Thanks

[Vinegaroon]

Originally Posted by Xavious Orgus

V,

Are you at all familiar with Pagosa Springs, Colorado? (Wolf Creek area) If so, what is your opinion of the town, etc.

Thanks

Very familiar with Pagosa and WC. Wolf Creek does not have the whistles and bells of other resorts. I would describe the terrain at Wolf Creek as mostly intermediate. You can find some decent bump runs, and if you ski tress that can be fun.

Pagosa Springs is a little town with some hot springs. It has a rural feel, and is a typical small Colorado towns. I'm not a big fan of either Pagosa or WC. If I am heading in that direction, I will spend a little bit more time driving and go to Telluride or Crested Butte. But why bother when Taos beckons?