New Mexico Snapshots IV 1996 1/2

Life as it happens in New Mexico - Fall 1996. Click on the arrows above to see the other pages from the New Mexico chronicles...

Driving on I-25 from Albuquerque to Los Alamos takes less than 90 minutes now that the speed limits have been increased to 75 miles per hour. Of course that doesn't mean you should ignore the beautiful scenery of the high desert while you drive.

The main entrance to Los Alamos was once a locked gate, but now it just serves as a reminder of the Cold War.

Shadows and light play across the rock shape known better as Camel Rock, located 10 minutes North of Santa Fe.

Taking in a Dukes baseball game early in the 1996 season.

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	Driving on I-25 from Albuquerque to Los Alamos takes less than 90 minutes now that the speed limits have been increased to 75 miles per hour. Of course that doesn't mean you should ignore the beautiful scenery of the high desert while you drive.
The main entrance to Los Alamos was once a locked gate, but now it just serves as a reminder of the Cold War.
	Shadows and light play across the rock shape known better as Camel Rock, located 10 minutes North of Santa Fe.
Taking in a Dukes baseball game early in the 1996 season.