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The Sandia Mountains east of Albuquerque. |
The Sangre de Cristo Mountains near Santa Fe. |
The road to Los Alamos and White Rock leads past the rugged Jemez Mountains. |
These were formed from volcanic ash. |
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Behind me is the city of Los Alamos. I am standing in an area that was destroyed in the fire of 2000. |
A few pine trees are starting to grow again. |
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Experts predict that it will take 150 years for this forest to grow back. |
Gary pointing out the landmarks. |
We drove up to the ski area, there is one run to the right of the Aspen tree. |
We were about one week too late to see the Aspen in full color. |
Golden Aspen |
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Coming down the hill the city of Los Alamos spreads out over several mesas. |
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