On the way back from Taos, I heard about Ojo Caliente, one of the oldest natural mineral springs around. Well, then. I had to check this out for my next novel. Really, it was all research. And...I unexpectedly fell in love. A couple of dipping pools--try arsenic, anyone? A mud bath. Gorgeous red rock cliffs. AND baby soft skin after marinating yourself. This almost beats out the Korean naked spa. Almost.
Friday, July 30, 2010
Mineral Springs
On the way back from Taos, I heard about Ojo Caliente, one of the oldest natural mineral springs around. Well, then. I had to check this out for my next novel. Really, it was all research. And...I unexpectedly fell in love. A couple of dipping pools--try arsenic, anyone? A mud bath. Gorgeous red rock cliffs. AND baby soft skin after marinating yourself. This almost beats out the Korean naked spa. Almost.
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A spa series! How clever of you! ; ) Loved the reference in NORTH. A friend talked to me about going to the spa just as I was reading that section. Loved the voice, loved the characters, but then, you've only heard me say that about your writing a hundred times or so now. Hope to tie up my novel before the end of fall. Miss you...
ReplyDeleteWhile this sounds wonderful (and worth adding to The List), I am profoundly grateful for our Korean naked spa so close by.
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