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Category:PC programs ported to Linux Category:Kadokawa Dwango franchises Category:Koei games Category:Windows games Category:Windows-only games Category:Fighting video games by series Category:BlazBlue Category:Video games developed in Japan Category:2004 video games Category:Video games set in Japan Category:Video games with cel-shaded animation Category:Cooperative video gamesEco-traveler - eco, ecotourism, travel, adventure Thursday, May 26, 2010 Photos A few photos and a few notes from the last few days of our trip to New Mexico. We stayed in Albuquerque for a couple of nights. It was the ideal place to stay - cool, sunny and green. It also has a lot of nightlife with a lot of live music. The food was pretty good, and a number of restaurants, including the famous Pink's were very good. I usually think of Pink's as a pizza place and it's not, it's pretty good though. Albuquerque is home to the Albuquerque International Balloon Festival. It's a cool event with a number of fascinating hot air balloon events. It's free to attend and well worth the trip. Before leaving Albuquerque we stopped at one of the western white sand dunes. I remember going to a similar one a couple of years ago and it was beautiful. We didn't go the the white sand one but we drove on to a beautiful sand dune on the eastern edge of the city. Eating at a number of the roadside restaurants as we drove through the area. We ended up camping at Chama outside of Santa Fe and it was an adventure - the road is single lane and narrow, it's bumpy and has a number of blind turns. A number of the turns are so tight that I couldn't see the edge, and it's down steep embankments. The drive was so interesting because it was so beautiful. Santa Fe is an eclectic city - the New Mexican town but there is an old and elegant French Quarter. Our hotel was in the New Mexican town and it was also interesting, and a bit funky. The restaurant we ate at the first night was great, and so was the hotel. If you are interested in New Mexico, a number of the sights, restaurants and nightlife are described on the NM Tourism site. Links

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