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Companion Tours for Stellar Pulsation Conference: June 1-4, 2009
	*	All Departures are from the La Fonda Hotel in Santa Fe, NM Reservations can be made online at buffalotours@att.net or by calling 505-662-3965.
	*	Visa/Mastercard, check/cash in US currency accepted. Affiliation with this conference must be demonstrated.
	*	A Buffalo Tours representative will be at the conference registration desk on Sunday afternoon, May 31, to take reservations and answer questions.
	Monday, June 1
	DATE:	Monday, June 1
	TIME:	9 AM to 4 PM
	COST:	$75/person includes transportation, guide, lunch, and entrance fees.
	DESC:	Experience the variety of terrain and history that New Mexico has to offer. Walk through archaeological sites of the pre-historic Puebloan culture represented at Bandelier National Monument. Meet their descendents at San Ildefonso Pueblo, famed for pottery. Enjoy the alpine beauty and natural history of the Valles Caldera National Preserve and Jemez Mountains.
	Tuesday, June 2
	DATE:	Tuesday, June 2
	TIME:	8:15 AM to 4 PM
	COST:	$105/person includes transportation, guides, lunch, and entrance fees
	DESC:	Abiquiu and Ghost Ranch evoke the days of the Old West and remote beauty that drew artist Georgia O'Keeffe and others to this Land of the Shining Stone. This scenic and cultural excursion includes an exclusive tour of Georgia O'Keeffe's Abiquiu adobe home and museums of culture and paleontology at the Ghost Ranch Conference Center, once a dude ranch that lured O'Keeffe to live and work in New Mexico.
	Thursday, June 4
	DATE:	Thursday, June 4
	TIME:	9 AM to 4 PM
	COST:	$95/person includes transportation, guides, lunch, and entrance fees
	DESC:	Having been closed for 9 years, Puye Cliff Dwellings just re-opened to the public. Over 500 years ago, ancestors of today's Pueblo people lived on mesa tops and cliffs of the Pajarito Plateau. Visitors may now climb ladders and walk into hand-hewn caves. Returning to the Rio Grande Valley, visit living Indian Pueblos, as well as centuries old Spanish villages. This is the heart of the early European settlement of New Mexico.