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ADRIAN MONTOYA

ADRIAN MONTOYA

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Let’s face it: Valentine’s Day can be—and often is—an expensive occasion. Diamond earrings and professional flower arrangements are of course nice, but they’re also a little impersonal. That old adage “it’s the thought that counts” is rarely incorrect, so don’t feel bad about not wanting to break the bank this February 14th with these romantic, fun, and, best of all, cheap ideas on how to spend the most love-filled day of the year. —ET

TAKE A STROLL AROUND OLD TOWN

Of course this local favorite had to be at the top of our list— bundle up and enjoy the sights and sounds of ABQ’s most historic neighborhood. People-watching really doesn’t get any better than this.

DRIVE DOWN THE TURQUOISE TRAIL

This historic byway runs along highway 14 and links Albuquerque and Santa Fe. Once you’re finished gazing at the city from Sandia Crest, take your time on the way down the mountain and walk around small and endearing towns like Madrid and Cerrillos.

TACKLE THE ROCK WALL AT STONE AGE

Adventurous couples, this one’s for you. At only $19.95 per person for a day pass, Stone Age Climbing Gym offers climbers the chance to live out their “Free Solo” dreams…with a safety harness, of course.

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PICNIC IN TIGUEX PARK

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