
Do I start packing now or wait till noon? It's pretty
much over. I'm glad I didn't bring the Builders In Scale display and merchandise.
That would have been a big hassle. I can handle the roundhouse display. It
only takes an hour and a half to get it broken down and into the car. We stop at
the other Serious Texas Barbeque south of town just in time for a quick cloud burst.
Good thing it didn't hit while we were trying to pack up.
We decide to take the route south to Farmington for something
new. In Aztec we visit the Ruins. It's a huge place and I admire the intricate stonework.

Aztec Ruins


We arrive in Chama, take a quick tour of the yard, check
into the camp ground, do laundry and then look for a place to eat dinner. The Mexican
Kitchen that used to have all the traffic is closed down so we settle on the saloon.
We're entertained by a two man band that aren't half bad, at least after a few beers.







My new friend.

Are they done yet?


The saloon as we pass by Monday evening after the train ride.

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