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| The sign for the Soda Dam. |
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| Soda Falls. The water is falling through the soft rock from above. |
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Bettina (foreground), Amanda, Nicole,
and half of Cheryl in the hotel room.
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| Deb in the hotel room. |
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Bettina at Garson Studios, making sure no one will miss
the E2 prop she just took. (Just kidding. ☺)
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Steven Spielberg, where are you? This is the desk he
supposedly used when he visited Garson for E2...both times.
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Garson Studios still remembers Earth 2
proudly. This full-size framed poster
hangs in their corridors.
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It may not look like much...but it's the studio
where the interior scenes were filmed.
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Amy Morrison, a member of Earth 2's art department.
I believe she was partly responsible for the look of the set.
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| The building on the College of Santa Fe campus where Amy and her cohorts work. |
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Chris Quintana, teamster driver.
He drove many an Earth 2 celeb to and from a shoot.
He was very friendly and gave us directions to Plaza Blanca.
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That's Perry Kessler on the left, with Cheryl and Cathy standing by.
Perry was our guide around Garson Studios.
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| Cathy, Bettina, Donna, and Deb listening to Perry Kessler. |
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| Chris Quintana and Perry Kessler, giving us directions. |
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| The sign at Plaza Blanca. |
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The cliffs of Plaza Blanca. Definitely the place where
the cargo pod fell, but we couldn't nail down the exact spot.
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| More views... |
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| ...of Plaza Blanca. |
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| Cheryl, recording everything on gear. (She did a great job, BTW. ☺) |
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Someone in New Mexico still adores Texas!
I saw this in the Sandia Tram parking lot and couldn't resist.
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The tram up to Sandia Peak, the longest aerial tram in the world.
At some points the tram is almost 1,000 feet above the ground.
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I'm at the top of the world and I'm still in shadow!
Taken by an anonymous fellow tourist.
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| The sign at the top of Sandia Peak. |
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A pretty view down the back side of Sandia Mountain.
The ski lift adds a splash of color.
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| Albuquerque; a mountain; a pine tree. Guess which is which. |
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| The tram coming up for a landing. |
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| View from the top, looking at the southern side of Albuquerque. |
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| Another view from the top of Sandia Peak. |