When I was Lieutenant Governor of Kiwanis Division 3 from 2008 to 2010, I visited what was then the Kiwanis Club of Cimarron many times.
I would recruit three or four other Los Alamos Kiwanians; drive to Cimarron (population 1,021) by way of Taos and Ute Park; stay at the wonderful old, historic (and “haunted”) St. James Hotel; and pay an official Kiwanis visit to the Cimarron club during its weekly breakfast session in the hotel’s meeting room.
I always enjoyed it. The club was very active. Many of its members worked at Philmont Scout Ranch, a rugged, beautiful Read More