Part 2 - Bandelier National Monument and Los Alamos
Cliffs at Bandelier National Monument
Molly gets a close look at a cliff dwelling
Could this be "God's Thumb" from the movie "Holes"?
In the background are the ruins of Tyuonyi [chew OHN yee] Pueblo
A reconstructed talus house at the base of the cliff
In Los Alamos, in honor of Jim's birthday, he was allowed to spend as much time as he wanted in the Bradbury Science Museum . . .
. . . and the Los Alamos Historical Museum (previously the guest cottage for the Manhattan Project).
The Bradbury Museum has this display of Manhattan Project history, including figures of Robert Oppenheimer and General Leslie Grove . . .
. . . and Fat Man, the plutonium atomic bomb dropped on Nagasaki. (Little Boy, the uranium atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima, had been removed "because of renovations to the exhibit.")
The Fuller Lodge, next to the Los Alamos Historical Museum, previously housed Manhattan Project personnel.