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WEDNESDAY JUNE 11
Enjoy your stay,
Carol & Tony,
Safe Travels,
Matthew, Meg, Haley and Grace!
 

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✦ WEATHER

• Generally Sunny Despite a few afternoon clouds, a stray shower or thunderstorm is possible!

• High 85F | Low 54F | Sunrise 5:48 am | Sunset 8:23 pm

• Moon: Moonrise 9:20 pm| Moonset 5:39 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.
 

• coffee and tea


   

• First course
: Coconut and 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.
   

• Second course: Banana Bread French Toast
  Grandma’s banana bread coated with organic eggs from a local farm in Abiquiu and served with a whipped fruit butter and Vermont Maple Syrup.
   

• Third course: Mediterranean Quiche
  A fluffy slice of quiche filled with sun-dried tomatoes, roasted peppers, kalamata olives and onions confit.  Served with a small arugula salad and lacquered bacon.
  


✦ CHECK OUT: 10am

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

✦ DINNER: served at 6pm in The Great Room with advanced reservations
Amuse-Bouche | House Salad | Chicken Roulade+ vegetables | Seasonal Green | 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 JUNE 12
Safe Travels,
Carol & Tony!
 

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✦ WEATHER

• Except for a fw afternoon clouds, mainly sunny!

• High 78F | Low 52F | Sunrise 5:48 am | Sunset 8:23 pm

• Moon: Moonrise 10:10 pm| Moonset 6:32 am | Waning Gibbous; The new moon begins it's journey back towards to sun.  "Waning" means that the moon appears to shrink because the sun lightens up a smaller and smaller portion of it's visible surface. 

   

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

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

• coffee and tea


   

• First course
: Melon and Jicama Salad
  Enjoy a refreshing melon and jicama breakfast salad featuring sweet, juicy melon and crispy jicama. Drizzled with a fresh light citrus vinaigrette for a zesty kick. Topped with feta cheese and mint, this vibrant, nutrient-packed dish is a delicious and healthy way to start your day!
   

• Second course: Single Sweet Crepe
  Indulge in a single sweet crepe filled with tart lemon, butter and sweet sugar.
   

• Third course: Mini Green Onion and Gruyére Roll
  Our mini egg and cheese rolls are filled with green onions and gruére cheese, served atop a light salad.
  


✦ CHECK OUT: 10 am.

✦ DID YOU KNOW?

Modern Abiquiu is a private village clustered around the historic church of Santo Tomas. The mesa top Pueblo of Abiquiu was established by the Spanish in 1754. The church of Santo Tomas was a mission of the Franciscans that served the first Genizaro (detribalized Native Americans) residents of the village. The Genizaro population of Abiquiu included Pueblo and non-Pueblo people from all over the Southwest who had lost their tribal affiliation through warfare and captivity. In Abiquiu, the Genizaro were Christianized, taught Spanish and given full citizenship under the Spanish Crown. Abiquiu residents were also given a 16,000-acre land grant for grazing and timber use.