Albuquerque Museum

... take the bus into town, and we were glad we did.  The bus was full of mad people and was a really good look into Albuquerque off the tourist trail.  One guy in particular did a lot of talking to himself and was trying his hardest to get another ...

... to do the trick.  So we make our way to Albuquerque and we are heading to the Rattlesnake Museum.  We arrive at the Old Town, Albuquerque, and we cannot wipe the smiles of our face.  It is amazing, beautiful terracotta coloured buildings, ...

... is in St. Pete, FL getting ready for Home Shopping on Sunday. Today, we set out early for Explore!, the kid's science museum again in the Old Town area. Keegan and Collin started their learning adventure out in the woodworking room with Mr. Daniel as ...

... selected some of the best to show you(see pics). Of course, Keegan and Collin headed for the playground to see their best Albuquerque friends when we got back to the RV. We had a lovely spaghetti dinner with our camping friends from Alaska and the ...

... homemade jalapeño-strawberry jelly cream cheese (…yum!) in a local park. Next on the agenda was the National Atomic Museum, an oddly assembled mix of atomic paraphernalia, historical artifacts, and science exhibits (among them, Nazi china made by ...

... night. We did see several places to take the boys in the next couple of days. Albuquerque has a great kids interactive museum, zoo and parks. Albuquerque definitely doesn't have the charm Sante Fe had. We will only be here for a few days and I'm sure ...

... their privacy and limit the entry of non-residents and/or prohibit pictures.   The oven pictured was made at the museum for display.   We're climbing up the side of a volcano that erupted in a tremendous explosion about 1.25 million ...

... did some book work for a couple of hours before she took them on a field trip. We have heard a lot about the kids museum in Albuquerque, 'iEplora.' Kelly and the boys spent most of the afternoon there and as you can see from the pictures had a great ...

... mph, we're also experiencing rain and hail. We're a little over two weeks too early for the Albuquerque Balloon Festival, so we might go to the Balloon Museum tomorrow instead, as well as the Unser Racing Museum. If the wind decides to take a rest, ...

... and take the podium, as you can see in the pictures. We had lots of good debate about it on the 3 hour ride into Albuquerque afterwards. Oh, and we discovered we had a hitchhiker (a little green one- see the picture) I don't think he's an escaping ...