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X-post: Santa Fe Botanical Garden opens

10 years ago

Santa Fe has a high desert plateau climate, but I thought some of the regulars here might like to take note of this, should anyone be traveling to the Southwest.

We enjoyed the museums on Museum Hill, and I think eventually when the SFBG is complete, it will add a lot to what was a very plain setting (we were there in early 2010).

Here is a link that might be useful: SFBG opening July 21st

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