I was born and raised in New Mexico! I now live in Texas and would go home in a heart beat! I miss all that magic in the skies of New Mexico! New Mexicans respect and love our Indian culture! That’s what I miss is the culture!
I’m a New Mexican who married a San Angelo man, moved to San Angelo, then to Bryan Texas, I’ve been trying to get my Texas Husband to move me back to to land I love. I tell him all the time I don’t want to die in Texas! I yearn to go home!
Thanks for the video 2 nd time in Ruidoso I already went to noisy water winery and tryed the green Chile wine also visited tina's cafe and both were amazing tomorrow we are going to flying j restaurant...thanks again for the video and this place is amazing!
I’ve heard of more people moving from New Mexico to Texas in the last few months than the other way around. I have yet to meet someone who moved here from Texas recently. I’m sure they’re out there, but most are moving out of New Mexico for better prospects. Texas is a growing state. New Mexico, as much as I love its beauty, is not.
Actually, more New Mexicans move to Texas. Our friends happily left Clovis, New Mexico for Texas in the last year. New Mexico has very little economic advantages, Texas is booming. New Mexicans near the border prefer to shop in Texas and often end up moving there. Drive down 285 through towns like Encino and Vaughn which are dying out because so many residents can' make a living there and move to Texas for a good life. It might be better to know what you're talking about before you make an ass of yourself.
Good show. But Sierra Blanca/ ski apache looms over midtown, looking like an extinct volcano, where she shopped. A pyramid near by, view from capitan, -- my opinion, ski apache is a pyramid with an outfit on.
I was born and raised in New Mexico! I now live in Texas and would go home in a heart beat! I miss all that magic in the skies of New Mexico! New Mexicans respect and love our Indian culture! That’s what I miss is the culture!
San Angelo Tx here and about to go visit Ruidoso next week so excited and thanks for making this video!!!
how was it?
I’m a New Mexican who married a San Angelo man, moved to San Angelo, then to Bryan Texas, I’ve been trying to get my Texas Husband to move me back to to land I love. I tell him all the time I don’t want to die in Texas! I yearn to go home!
Thanks for the video 2 nd time in Ruidoso I already went to noisy water winery and tryed the green Chile wine also visited tina's cafe and both were amazing tomorrow we are going to flying j restaurant...thanks again for the video and this place is amazing!
The green wine is so pretty. Green apple wine would he nice.
Amazing how many Texans live here in NM now, kind of tells you something!
I’ve heard of more people moving from New Mexico to Texas in the last few months than the other way around. I have yet to meet someone who moved here from Texas recently. I’m sure they’re out there, but most are moving out of New Mexico for better prospects. Texas is a growing state. New Mexico, as much as I love its beauty, is not.
I'm moving to Ruidoso from Phoenix 👍
@@capricornone2362 Haha yeah, well, I would too.
@@capricornone2362 Good luck. Housing market it terrible, and infrastructure is poor. Be prepared.
Actually, more New Mexicans move to Texas. Our friends happily left Clovis, New Mexico for Texas in the last year. New Mexico has very little economic advantages, Texas is booming. New Mexicans near the border prefer to shop in Texas and often end up moving there. Drive down 285 through towns like Encino and Vaughn which are dying out because so many residents can' make a living there and move to Texas for a good life. It might be better to know what you're talking about before you make an ass of yourself.
Great video
Good show. But Sierra Blanca/ ski apache looms over midtown, looking like an extinct volcano, where she shopped. A pyramid near by, view from capitan, -- my opinion, ski apache is a pyramid with an outfit on.
u never got where i was.it is fantastic
Very nice. have you seen any bear along the bike trails ?
People of Ruidoso love the money that Texans bring in, but they breathe a sigh of relief when they leave too. They actually can't stand them.
You tell the truth.
Why can't locals make Ruidoso thrive without Texas money?
@@jamesmckuen6719 It's too small
@@phnxbyrdphnxbyrd6403 Too small for what? Self-sufficiency? 😃
@James McKuen Actually yes. Without an influx of money from other places it would be a ghost town.
Say ya'll one more time. Show how much of a poseur you are.
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