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Judi Lynn

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5. No easy task! The Sun Pyramid, especially, makes people in photos look like fleas! So vast.

Reply to abqtommy (Reply #3)

Fri Nov 6, 2020, 09:04 AM

Nov 2020

Have stared at photos of the Avenue and those structures over and over.

Astounding architecture.

It must have been fascinating throughout the time spent there.

Never have heard of a restaurant like the one you describe. Had to look for a photo immediately:

Oh, my gosh. What an experience.

Can anyone ever know if a volcano is completely finished with exploding? Yikes. Amazing idea.

All in one day!

Thanks for adding the information about the completely novel restaurant.

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THE SECRET CAVE LIES HIDDEN BELOW THE ENORMOUS 'MOON PYRAMID' [View all] Judi Lynn Nov 2020 OP

I knew about the caves all the time.... Chainfire Nov 2020 #1

Oh, yeah???? 👀 Judi Lynn Nov 2020 #2

I once visited the site and climbed both the Pyramid Of The Moon and The Pyramid Of The abqtommy Nov 2020 #3

No easy task! The Sun Pyramid, especially, makes people in photos look like fleas! So vast. Judi Lynn Nov 2020 #5

Climbing the Moon Pyramid wasn't difficult but the Sun Pyramid almost did me in. The abqtommy Nov 2020 #6

Off to greatest, and thank you so much for sharing! niyad Nov 2020 #4