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New Mexico

abqtommy

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6. I live here and I was unaware of this. I'm not surprised, though. On Friday the overcast

Reply to Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin (Original post)

Sat Jan 1, 2022, 10:44 PM

Jan 2022

was settled at around 6,000 feet elevation and it was cold. (Bear in mind that the
lowest elevation for Albuquerque is 5,000 feet and the Sandia Peaks top out at around
7,000 feet and they were totally obscured all day. Yeah, not good conditions for tram
operation!

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All 21 people who were trapped in New Mexico tramway overnight have been rescued [View all] Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin Jan 2022 OP

The tram runs that late? Beartracks Jan 2022 #1

Oh, never mind -- it was mainly employees leaving after closing time. Beartracks Jan 2022 #4

A nightmare. viva la Jan 2022 #2

yikes! Kali Jan 2022 #3

I read the story for how they kept warm NJCher Jan 2022 #5

I live here and I was unaware of this. I'm not surprised, though. On Friday the overcast abqtommy Jan 2022 #6

Hey--I've been on that tram Bayard Jan 2022 #7