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0: New Mexico Rattler
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Wooden roller coaster at Cliff's Amusement Park.
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1: Jay Roach & Susanna Hoffs' House
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The film director and producer whose credits include the Austin Powers movies, and the hit comedies "Meet the Parents" and "Meet the Fockers", and the vocalist and rhythm guitarist best known for being a member of the all-female pop band The Bangles lives here. They have been married since 1993.
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2: Colleen Maloof's House
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Colleen Maloof mother of Adrienne Maloof-Nassif, Joe Maloof, Gavin Maloof, George J. Maloof, Jr. and Phil Maloof owns this house.
The Maloof family runs a billion-dollar empire that includes the NBA's Sacramento Kings, the ultra-hip Palms Casino Resort in Las Vegas and a huge liquor distributorship in New Mexico.
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3: 'Prince House' by Bart Prince
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this is his father, Bradford Prince's house
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4: Trestle Electromagnetic Pulse Simulator
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Kirtland Air Force Base.
The facility is the largest wood-and-glue laminated structure in the world. Aircraft tested here are subjected to up to 10 million volts of electricity to simulate the effects of a nuclear explosion and assess the "hardness" of electrical and electronic equipment to the EMP pulse generated by a nuclear burst.
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5: 'Cubicion' by Walter Hoel
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on the campus of University of NM
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6: Demolition of Duke City Raceway
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7/16 mile clay oval held it's last race in 2004.
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7: 'Star Axis' by Charles Ross
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This naked-eye observatory, a kind of modern Stonehenge, is designed to illustrate the 26,000 year precession of the Earth on its axis as represented by the location and path of Polaris, the Pole star, through different eras. Other portions of the structure illustrate the movement of stars in an hour and the position of the sun at the equinox and solstices. It is still under construction, but near completion and should be opening very soon.
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9: Concrete Cowboy Bust
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10: Harvey Caplin Memorial Speedway
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1/5 mile dirt oval track used by karts and mini-sprints.
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13: 'Prince House' by Bart Prince
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other BEVs show a huge addition to the site
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14: Movie location of Employee of the Month
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Employee of the Month was shot at a Costco Wholesale warehouse club in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Products in several interior shots display the Kirkland Signature house brand logo. In the scene where Zack and Vince are doing the final Employee of the Month challenge, on the shopping carts it says clearly Costco Wholesale. Construction of a Sam's Club store across the street had recently been completed; the rivalry between Super Club and Maxi Mart in the film parodies the real life competition between Costco and Sam's Club. The Costco location chosen is well known to Albuquerque residents; for a long time, it had been the only such store in town, previously known as Price Club.
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16: Bobby Unser's House
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The retired automobile racer lives here. He is the brother of Al Unser and Jerry Unser, the father of Robby Unser, and the uncle of Al Unser, Jr. and Johnny Unser. He is one of 7 drivers to win the "Indianapolis 500" 3 times, and 1 of only 2 to have won the 500 in 3 different decades (1968, 75, 81). He has also been a spokesman and advocate of "Amsoil".
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17: 'Scherger/Kolberg House' by Bart Prince
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18: New Mexico State Fairgrounds
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19: National Solar Thermal Test Facility
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20: Kirtland AFB - Nuclear Weapon Storage
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Of the 15 states that host nuclear weapons, New Mexico ranks number one by virtue of the many warheads stored at the Kirtland Underground Munitions Storage Complex (KUMSC), a modern $43 million, 300,000-square-foot facility opened in 1992. Special military aircraft land at the Albuquerque International Airport and load and unload nuclear weapons at the "Hot Cargo Pad." Warheads are taken to the KUMSC and stored in one of 58 storage bays/underground bunkers. The facility has state-of-the-art security.
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21: Hovercraft House
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22: Loading a Blackhawk Into a C-17
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Start with the South view, then click East, then West.
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23: Hot Air Balloon Flight Over Albuquerque
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24: 'Mead/Penhall House' by Bart Prince
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25: ¡Explora! Children's Museum
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From www.bizjournals.com/albuquerque:
Interactive exhibits include a highwire bicycle, a colorful ball maze, a magnetic table that lets mount plastic gears to create elaborate machines and an extreme close-up camera that lets users get up close and personal with the insides of their noses. Exhibits allow children to explore scientific themes -- such as generating electricity or programming robots -- with hands-on experiments and activities.
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26: Submarine James K. Polk (SSBN-645) dismantled conning tower
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As of May, 2001, the sail section (conning tower) was on display at the National Atomic Museum in Albuquerque, NM.
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27: Albuquerque Muffler Man
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28: A-7 Corsair
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This is one of the aircraft easily visible in Kjfitz's "Plethora of Missiles" grab; however, A-7 fans will agree that it deserves a slide of its own.
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29: Sandia National Laboratories nuclear facilities
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Note the double fence lines. The innermost facility (inside yet another double-fenced area) is the Sandia Pulse Reactor III (SPR III). Facilities within the outermost fence line are the Annular Core Research Reactor (ACRR) and Gamma Irradiation Facility (GIF).
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30: LDS Temple - Albuquerque
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Buildings/Religious
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31: B-29, B-52B, and F-105 on static display
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32: 2005-04-29 - Runaway Bride payphone/7-11
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Jennifer Wilbanks called Albuquerque police and her family from the payphone in the SW corner of this 7-11 parking lot (darkest lot in the center of the photo). She had reported being abducted, but later confessed to having cold feet.
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33: Plethora of missiles
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Minuteman, delta, bomarc, polaris...
Anyone want to take a run at naming them all systematically?
Former National Atomic Museum site.
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34: Sandia Peak Tramway
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35: FAA Airworthiness Assurance Nondestructive Inspection Validation Center
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Aircraft are test beds used for nondistructive testing.
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36: "Breaking Bad" Filming Location Walter White's home
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The filming location for the award-winning AMC television series,"Breaking Bad." The show stars, Bryan Cranston, Aaron Paul, Anna Gunn and Giancarlo Esposito.
This is the fictional home of Walter White, played by Emmy award-winning actor Bryan Cranston.
Please remember this is a private residence. Please Do Not trespass, knock on the door, or disturb the residence.
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37: Cliff's Amusement Park
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38: Airplane approaching Albuquerque International
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39: West Mesa Air Force Station
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This tiny Air Force Station west of Albuquerque housed a Ground Control Intercept radar system from 1958 until 1968. The FAA has operated a radar system here since 1961, and the site continues to be used by the FAA.
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40: FAA Boing 747 test bed
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Ex BA 747 being used by the FAA for non-destructive testing.
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41: Sunset Drive In (abandoned)
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42: Two P-3 Fire Tankers at Albuquerque Air Tanker Base
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Probably two of the seven P-3A and one P-3B Airtankers owned by Aero Union Corporation.
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43: Albuquerque International Sunport (ABQ)
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44: First Microsoft Headquarters
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Microsoft Inc., housed at this site from 1975 to 1979, was founded here by Paul G. Allen and Bill Gates
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45: FAA Boeing 737-222 test bed
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Used for testing at the FAA Aging Aircraft NDI Validation Center (FAA - AANC). The center was renamed in 1995 as the Airworthiness Assurance NDI Validation Center. Aircraft previously flown with Pan Am and United.
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46: Giant Rattlesnake on the median
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47: Arrows at the Route 66 Casino
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48: Hot air balloons at Balloon Fiesta Park
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49: University Stadium
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Home to University of New Mexico Lobos football
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50: P-51 Mustang
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On static display at Kirtland AFB.
The North American P-51 Mustang was a successful long range fighter aircraft which entered service with Allied air forces in the middle years of World War II.
The P-51 was used mostly as a bomber escort, in raids over Germany; it was a key factor in the defeat of the German Luftwaffe and, by the middle of 1944, gave the Allies complete air superiority over Germany. It also saw significant service against Japanese air forces in the Pacific War, and was the main fighter for the United Nations in the early stages of the Korean War. The P-51 was replaced by jets in Korea but remained in service with some air forces until the early 1980's.
The definitive version of the single-seat fighter was powered by a single two-stage supercharged V-12 Merlin engine and armed with six .50 caliber (12.7 mm) M2 machine guns.
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52: Zomeworks Corporation
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Zomeworks has been a leading developer and manufacturer of passive energy products since 1969.
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53: UNM Arena "The Pit"
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Home to University of New Mexico Lobos basketball
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54: Eclipse Aviation
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Eclipse Aviation Corporation is an Albuquerque, New Mexico based manufacturer of the Eclipse 500 Very Light Jet (VLJ). Founded in 1998 by former Microsoft employee Vern Raburn, the company employs about 500 people with plans to double that number in 2007. Nearly 2,500 orders for the Eclipse 500 have been secured.
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55: Starfire Optical Range
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Adaptive optics research center at the Air Force Research Laboratory (Kirtland AFB).
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56: Sandia Motorsports Park
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This facility built in 2000 features two oval tracks (1/2 and 1/4 mile), a 1.7 mile road course, a karting oval, a motocross track, and an RC track.
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57: National Atomic Museum
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The National Atomic Museum is a large gallery of artifacts and informational displays about the nation's nuclear weapons development program. The museum is operated by Sandia National Laboratory, and is located on the grounds of Kirtland Air Force Base. On display at the Museum are numerous nuclear weapons casings, including the casings of Fat Man and Little Boy, the types of bombs used on Japan in World War II. Also on display is the casing of a Mk. 17 hydrogen bomb, the same type that fell out of a B-36 bomber on its descent into Kirtland Air Force Base in 1957. Static displays on the history of the development of nuclear technologies, and a regular screening of the film "The Ten Seconds that Shook the World" are additional features of the museum. In the lot outside is a nuclear cannon, and several aircraft, including a B-29 and a B-52. The library at the museum houses a collection of books on nuclear and military technologies. There is also a museum store that sells scientific models and toys, and an unusual collection of out-of-print books for sale. Unusual artifacts such as parts from missiles and Cray supercomputers are also sometimes available at the store.The museum was founded by the Defense Nuclear Agency in 1969, and was congressionally chartered as the nations "official" Atomic Museum in 1991. Sandia Lab took over management of the museum from the Department of Energy in 1996.
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58: 'Crossroads' by Jerry Peart
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60: University of New Mexico
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Central Campus
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61: Isotopes Park
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This might be the Albuquerque Sports Stadium, which was torn down in 2001-2003 to make way for the newly constructed isotopes park on the same site.
The Isotopes are a AAA affiliate of the Florida Marlins in the Pacific Coast League. they were previously known as the Calgary Cannons before they moved to Albuquerque in 2003.
According to Wikipedia: "The [team] name was chosen by the fans in the city, taking the name from an episode of The Simpsons where Homer's favorite team, the Springfield Isotopes, threatened to move to Albuquerque."
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62: Local.Live plane shadow at Albuquerque International
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63: Rocket Sled Track Facility
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Sandia National Laboratories Rocket Sled Track Facility
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65: 'Cruising San Mateo' by Barbara Grygutis
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66: Redstone Rocket
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Near the National Atomic Museum.
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67: Water Impact Facility
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Sandia National Laboratories Water Impact Facility
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68: 'Hanna Residence and Studio' by Bart Prince
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70: American International Rattlesnake Museum
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71: Petroglyphs National Monument
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Indian rock art on the edge of the Albuquerque Urban Area.
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72: Remote Controlled Aircraft at George J Malof Regional Airpark
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73: Southwest jet
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On approach to Albuquerque International
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74: 'Center of the Universe' by Bruce Nauman
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75: Burt's Tiki Lounge
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Burt's Tiki Lounge in Albuquerque, NM
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76: Sandia Crest
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The Mountain that overlooks Albuquerque. another nice URL http://www.rozylowicz.com/retirement/turquoise-trail/albuquerque-panorama.html
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78: Southwest Airlines on approach to Albuquerque Airport
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79: Breaking Bad Filming Location "Hank & Marie's house"
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Filming location used in the popular AMC television series "Breaking Bad." The series stars, Bryan Cranston, Anna Gunn and Aaron Paul.
The Albuquerque home doubled as the fictional residence of DEA Chief Hank Shrader and his wife Marie. (Dean Norris & Betsy Brandt)
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80: 'Kolowisi' by Andrew Shows
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translates to "Red Serpent" but it appears to be purple now.
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81: 'The Beach' by Antoine Predock
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82: Rio Grande Zoo
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The most elaborate zoo in New Mexico
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84: 'Cloud/Rift' by John Cristensen
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2002
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85: Putt Putt Golf & Games
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86: 'West Mesa House' by Antoine Predock
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87: Mural of an Eclipse 500
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The Eclipse 500 is a small, six-seat business jet aircraft manufactured by Eclipse Aviation. It is the second of a new class of business jets known as the Very Light Jet (VLJ, previously called 'Microjets'), following the delivery of the first VLJ, the Cessna Citation Mustang in late 2006.[1] The plane is powered by two lightweight Pratt & Whitney Canada PW610F turbofan engines in tail-mounted nacelles. The Eclipse 500 costs $1,520,000.
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88: 'Blue Tank' by Tom Waldron
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89: Grandview Motel
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The old Grandview Motel is located along Route 66 (known as Central Avenue along this stretch) in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
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90: Southwest landing at Albuquerque International
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91: 'Jericho' by Ernest Shaw
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92: Twin Mountain Construction Big I
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93: MC-130H Combat Talon II
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The mission of the MC-130E Combat Talon I and MC-130H Combat Talon II is to provide global, day, night and adverse weather capability to airdrop and airland personnel and equipment in support of U.S. and allied special operations forces. These aircraft are equipped with in-flight refueling equipment, terrain-following, terrain-avoidance radar, an inertial and global positioning satellite navigation system, and a high-speed aerial delivery system. All twenty-four aircraft have been delivered.
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94: Breaking Bad Filming Location "Octopus Car Wash"
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Filming location used in the popular AMC television series "Breaking Bad." The series stars, Bryan Cranston, Anna Gunn and Aaron Paul.
This actual car wash, is featured throughout the series and is currently owned by Walt and Skyler White in the show.
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95: 'Variation Nuevo Mexico' by Sebastian
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96: 'Cruising San Mateo' by Barbara Grygutis
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97: 'Genesis' by Arthur Williams
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1990
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98: Breaking Bad Filming Location "Gale Boetticher's apartment"
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Filming location used in the popular AMC television series "Breaking Bad." The series stars, Bryan Cranston, Anna Gunn and Aaron Paul.
This Albuquerque apartment complex doubled as the fictional residence of "Gale Boetticher" (David Costabile.)
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99: "Liberty Belle" Flying Fortress B-17G
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The Liberty Belle is a restored B-17 Flying Fortress that is flown at air shows by the Liberty Foundation.
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