Bandelier National Monument
You've probably heard of Bandelier and have most likely seen images on television of the towering columns of smoke
By John Treadwell Dunbar —— Bio and Archives--February 9, 2010
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One of the most unusual and highly-popular archeological attractions in New Mexico is the 33,000 acre Bandelier National Monument about an hour's drive northwest of Santa Fe and a mere 15 miles from the Los Alamos National Laboratory, where they developed the nuclear bomb. You've probably heard of Bandelier and have most likely seen images on television of the towering columns of smoke associated with it because the monument nearly burned to the ground in 2000 during the infamous 48,000-acre Cerro Grande fire.
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