Our Honeymoon in Santa Fe, New Mexico - In and Around Santa Fe
Our Honeymoon in Santa Fe, New Mexico - In and Around Santa Fe (continued)
Our Honeymoon in Santa Fe, New Mexico - Day Trip to Taos and Chimayo
Our Honeymoon in Santa Fe, New Mexico - Day Trips to the Bandelier Cliff Dwellings, Los Alamos, and Tent Rocks
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From Jemez Springs, we headed back east. The road takes you through Los Alamos, home of the famous labs where a lot of nuclear research is done. The town is also home to the Bradbury Science Museum. Since admission was free, we decided to stop and have a look. Chris standing in front of a replica of Fat Man, one of the nuclear bombs dropped on Japan. |
David standing in front of Fat Man. This is all reminding him of Dr. Strangelove. |
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A World War II recruitment poster. |
A timeline of events from World War II. |
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An early space satellite. |
Little Boy - another one of the nukes dropped on Japan - was away for cleaning. |
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Sun Microsystems' contribution to the effort as shown at the Bradbury Science Museum. |
The sign at the entrance to Tent Rocks National Monument. |
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Some of the rock formations at Tent Rocks. |
You can see how the rocks got their name, they do look like tents. |
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On the way out of the park we noticed cows sitting under the trees enjoying the shade. |
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