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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29
Enjoy your stay,
Rosie & Allan
Welcome,
Sabrina & Michael,
Sheri & Sam! 
 

✦ WEATHER

  • Mainly sunny with a few passing clouds, winds W at 10-20mph!

  • High 69F | Low 44F | Sunrise 6:14 am | Sunset 7:52 pm

  • Moon: Moonrise: 6:17 pm| Moonset: 4:56  am | Waxing Gibbous; In this phase, most of the illuminated moon is in view.  We call it "gibbous" meaning "convex," because we see more then half a circle but less than a fill circle.  The moon appears brighter in the sky.
    


✦BREAKFAST: served at 8:30 am in The Great Room

Please let us know the night before if you plan to miss breakfast.

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  • coffee and tea



     

  • first course: Citrus Salad
    A medley of citrus fruits, topped with aged parmesan and candied pistachios, drizzled with a lemon lime viniagrette. 
     

  • second course: Coconut & Chia Seed Pudding
    Indulge in our creamy coconut chia pudding, packed with fiber, omega-3s, and antioxidants. Topped with a vibrant mix of tropical fruits, this guilt-free delight boosts digestion, promotes heart health, and supports radiant skin. A refreshing, nutrient-packed treat to fuel your day.
     

  • third course: Avocado Toast
    Avacado Toast: Our sourdough toast is the perfect foundation for an addictive guacamole. Creamy, ripe avocado stars alongside a perfectly poached egg, while crunchy toasted pinion nuts and zesty radish slices elevate every bite to pure indulgence.
     

✦AFTERNOON TREAT: served at 3pm in The Great Room

✦DINNER: served at 6 pm in The Great Room with advanced reservations
Amuse-Bouche | House Salad | Bone in Pork Chop &  Sides | Seasonal Greens | Something Sweet

✦DID YOU KNOW: 
The world’s first Atomic Bomb was detonated on July 16, 1945 on the White Sands Testing Range near Alamogordo. Designed and manufactured in Los Alamos, the area of the first bombing site is today known as the Trinity Site. Back then, many of the people who worked on the bomb at Los Alamos vacationed in Abiquiu and were frequent visitors to Ghost Ranch. They were never allowed to discuss what their occupations were, so everyone always knew they were from the Lab when they couldn’t answer the questions!

 

THURSDAY, APRIL 30
Enjoy your stay,
Sabrina & Michael,
Sheri & Sam! 
Safe Travels,
Allan & Rosie!
Welcome Terry & Colleen!
 

✦ WEATHER

  • Partly cloudy skies in the morning give way to cloudy skies during the afternoon.

  • High 67F | Low 43F | Sunrise 6:13 am | Sunset 7:53 pm

  • Moon: Moonrise: 7:18 pm| Moonset: 5:21  am | Full Moon; When the moon is on the opposite side of the Earth from the sun, it's as close as we come to seeing it fully illuminated.  At this point, the moon is opposite the sun from the Earth's perspective.
    


✦BREAKFAST: served at 8:30 am in The Great Room

Please let us know the night before if you plan to miss breakfast.

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  • coffee and tea



     

  • first course: Melon Salad
    Enjoy a refreshing melon and avocado breakfast salad featuring sweet, juicy melon and avocado, topped with candied nuts, goat cheese and a basil lime vinaigrette. 
     

  • second course: Banana Walnut French Toast
    Lightly coated slices of homemade banana walnut french toast, served with strawberry butter.
     

  • third course: Mini French Omelette's
    Our mini french omelette’s are filled with gruyère and proscuitto, served alongside a petite green salad.

     

✦AFTERNOON TREAT: served at 3pm in The Great Room

✦CHARCUTERIE BOARD (Terry & Colleen Schuh): time (tbd) with advanced reservations only!

✦DINNER: served at 6 pm in The Great Room with advanced reservations only
Amuse-Bouche | House Salad | Pastry wrapped Salmon &  Sides | Seasonal Greens | Something Sweet

✦DID YOU KNOW: 
The Rufous hummingbird is migrating through New Mexico now. One of the feistiest hummingbird in North America, the brilliant orange male and the green-and-orange female are relentless attackers at the feeders. They have one of the longest migratory journeys of any bird in the world, as measured by body size. At just over 3 inches long, its roughly 3,900-mile movement (one-way) from Alaska to Mexico is equivalent to 78,470,000 body lengths. You can watch them at the feeders around the property and on your private portal.
 

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