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Alamogordo, New Mexico
Submitted by Gabe Dommers
my home town of la luz is a quiet little town that is really spread out but has history. the town of la luz is called the light. and indians first discovered here and use to use it as a base camp. they use to make camp and use to make a huge fire in this village to show where the camp is. and also it brings the history of billy the kid who use to travel thru this part. and also their is the famous holloman air force base. that is where they have the stealth planes. and also where the recent movie transformers was filmed. and there is white sands what is the only white sands in the world and also has had alot of famous movies filmed here. and can be seen in space.
i am not sure how many people live here. but i know all of the people here are really friendly u can never find no one bad here everyone waves or says hi.
I love this town cause it is a really quiet place and is peaceful.
Most people just drive to the city of alamogordo and normally just go to parties or hangout at the small mall.
i think u should visit here cause it would give u some nice peace and quiet and would give u time to see the history and the beauty of the state.
Farmington, New Mexico
Submitted by DaveO
Farmington, NM is an energy boom. It's not a bad place in the mile-high semi desert, and has lots of recreational opportunities within the immediate area. There is alot of beauty where the high desert meets the mountains. It's too bad the redneck oil producers & grunts from TexAss have to drill excessively in the region, including southern Colorado. It creates methane gas to seep out of the ground, and despoils ground water too. A high note is the Rocky Mountains,which visibly jut into the sky only 40 miles from Farmington. Recreational opportunities include mtn and road cycling, winter snowsports, lakes/water recreation, hiking,windsurfing, and great touring on motor vehicles/motorcycles. Alot more things to do in the Four Corners country, where four states of NM-AZ-CO-UT meet.
