It was a delightfully cool day in Santa Fe Sunday (around 80) with sprinkles from time-to-time. A good day for walking around, seeing a site or too, and having lunch outside.
Across E. DeVargas Street from San Miguel Church is a building that is said to be the oldest house in the United States (circa 1646). How do we know this? Because it’s right next door to the Oldest House Shop, so it must be true.
Better yet, directly across Old Santa Fe Trail from San Miguel Church is this building, the Pink Adobe. (The woman on the bench resting has the right idea.)
Inside the Pink Adobe since 1944 is the Pink Adobe restaurant where, in the courtyard, we had some outrageously good chicken enchiladas with black beans and rice. The view from my place at the table.
