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New Mexico ride

Discussion in 'Trips N' Trails - the ride is the adventure' started by cowboy, Sep 13, 2011.

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    cowboy Moderator Staff Member

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    We took a good ride while in NM last week bro in law , brother , mom , younger brother rode his car , got a slite chile & light rain so mom just rode the car put about 200 or so miles , stopped in mountianair for lunch at the shaver hotel & cafe , Hotel said to be haunted , even made ghost hunter tv show [​IMG][​IMG][​IMG][​IMG][​IMG]

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    Some more[​IMG][​IMG][​IMG][​IMG]y[​IMG]
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    cowboy Moderator Staff Member

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    More[​IMG]mom at 90 walking in for lunch[​IMG][​IMG][​IMG]have some more pics on the Wifes phone of the S curves
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    You know NM is a totally different lookin place than the rest of the U.S.
    Homes and all, not to mention the mountains and chili.
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    cowboy Moderator Staff Member

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    Some of the pics are of the celing in the cafe & The man & car is mr shafer in front of the hotel way back when he's the one who haunts the hotel
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    cowboy Moderator Staff Member

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    Ya love the chili brought back 35 lbs & rosted them here at home :)
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    My wife is going to N.M. in a couple weeks to her neices wedding, she will also seee her mom who is like 86 and git chili and have it roasted there and freezee it and bring it back.
    Its easier when you have one of those barrel roasters they turn when they roast it.
    They got a stand in Tomball that sells it to. They got the barrel and roast if for you.

    The chili you can git on a regular burger at Whataburger is the same dude.
    They just limit how much they put on it.
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    i wonder if i will get to taste some of the chilles that make it back to cardboards................probably not........:banghead:
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    You can go in Walley World right now and buy green chili
    Or go to Whataburger
    But remember Chili ain't a all year long thing
    Sept time us when they harvest it
    It goes fast

    When you git it roast it and put it in the freezer
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    When you git Chili it goes fast
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    i stated "probably not"...........his answer in a round a bout way is a definite NO!!! "go buy your own"
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    With his answer he could run for office :)
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    You can bet yer butt, before the chili makes it here. That Lois will have to share her Chili with her sister.
    I can guarantee you we will not make it home with much. It always happens like that.
    So if you think we might axidently have some extra, it never works out like that.
    And she will only be able to git so much on the plane with her.
    I tried to git her to buy it and mail it Fedex. The answer was its too hard to roast it and cut it up when they will do it for you out there.
    I was told NO.!


    Oh well, guess that's the way it works out when you got Kin folks that lives close to you.

    I can't complain oh. I could wind up with None.

    Ate me a Regular Waterburger this mornin with Green Chili on it and had a Dr. Pepper........:cheers:
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    Hey chuck not to worry my brother , I'll find a way yo get ya some :) mom used to ship me about 35-40 lbs via ups , I roast the old way the barrels now ain't that old & it better to roast at home smells better in my kitchen
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    I like to roast them on the BBQ grill. MY wife don't like to roast them cause I don't help.
    I got kin folks in N.M. and they don't even send them to me.
    OL has to go out and git em and bring what they will let her on the plane.
    She ain't brought any in a few years either.
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    Lmao we went to farmers market on snow heights & eubank paid $21 for 35 lbs non rosted & they charge $5 to roast
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    More N M ride pics[​IMG][​IMG][​IMG][​IMG][​IMG]
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