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08/15/2015, 02:30 AM
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Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: Brownsburg, IN
Posts: 216
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Dropping in to see what's around
I'm on vacation and currently in the Las Cruces area, Picacho Hills to be specific and wondered if there was anything I should see as far as unique stores and whatnot. I see the closest aquarium is in Albuquerque, probably a little further than I'd rather drive. I'm here to be lazy after all!
I did a quick Google and didn't see much but I don't always trust that since it seems places tend to come and go, at least in the Midwest it does. Thanks in advance and happy reefing! |
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08/15/2015, 12:21 PM
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Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: Las Cruces, New Mexico
Posts: 795
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Welcome to Cruces at far at Reefing go there isn't any around. Is anything particular you want to see?
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08/15/2015, 01:19 PM
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Join Date: Apr 2005
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If you care driving to El Paso, TX you might enjoy these stores. You would probably be 45 minutes from the west side store.
West El Paso, TX Salty Fin 6301 N Mesa Street El Paso, TX (915) 845-7880 Central Saltwater Heaven 1530 E Yandell Dr El Paso, TX (915)543-3474 East side Sea Creatures 11335 Montwood, Ste C El Paso, TX (915) 849-6767 The Coral Reef 11601 Pellicano C-18 El Paso, TX (915) 591-7051 |
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08/15/2015, 02:57 PM
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Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: Brownsburg, IN
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Las Cruces is nice, surprised there isn't more of a reef scene here given the size of the area. I've been here once before, last year when friends of mine got married. My wife liked it enough she wanted to spend some decent time here rather than the 3 days last fall. It's definitely warm but much more comfortable than Indy. It's miserable there when it's 90. Wowkingjames: got the pm, thanks for the suggestions. |
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