Moon New Mexico UPDATE

Mountain Treasures (p. 157) is shut. In fact, the building it was in is completely gone–always disorienting. Also, The Hole Thing is for sale, so might not be reliable for much longer.

Dragonfly Café (p. 147) does only lunch and dinner now, not breakfast—plus Sunday brunch.

Joe’s Main Street Bakery (p. 147) is shut.

Gypsy 360 (p. 147) is now the Maverick County Café—totally different menu, but very good. Open only for long lunch (11am–4pm or so).

Antonio’s (p. 148) is closed; fortunately, Rellenos Café is still open.

The pastry chef at De la Tierra (p. 148) is gone; unfortunately I can’t vouch for the pastry quality any longer.

The Burrito Wagon (p. 148) is gone. (I saw it parked in someone’s yard a few blocks away—so sad!)

Blue Rain Gallery (p. 140) has moved to Santa Fe.

FX/18 (p. 141) has moved to Bent St, east end, closer to Taos Inn.

Winter hours from the Blumenschein Museum (p. 131) are 10am to 4pm Tues through Sat, and noon to 4pm on Sun. (I’m remiss in posting this—someone alerted me to this months ago!)

The address of Gearing Up bike shop (p. 143) is 129 Paseo del Pueblo _Sur_–it’s just south of the intersection with Kit Carson Rd.

Taos Ski Valley will start allowing snowboarders on its slopes as of March 19, 2008. Truly a major change.