February 23, 2025 - 13:23

Returning to the town where I loved and lived for 36 years after 2½ years away was a bit of a shock. The transformation of Santa Fe is striking, with new developments and a vibrant atmosphere that reflects the town's ongoing evolution. The once familiar streets now feature modern architecture and an influx of new businesses that cater to both locals and tourists alike.
As I wandered through the city, I noticed the expansion of art galleries and boutiques, showcasing the creative spirit that Santa Fe is known for. The local dining scene has also flourished, with an array of new restaurants offering diverse culinary experiences that highlight both traditional and contemporary flavors.
However, amidst the growth, the essence of Santa Fe remains intact. The enchanting adobe buildings and rich cultural heritage continue to draw people in. It’s a town that embraces change while honoring its past, making it a fascinating place to revisit and explore anew.
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