Picture Gallery for Thu 2003-09-11 00:59:49 UTC

	Gaelen fills up before heading out.
	Antelope on the road to Roswell. They're trying to get over the fence where a fourth antelope is.
	In the distance you can see the Capitan Mountains.
	US Route 285.
	The outskirts of Roswell.
	New Mexico Military Institute, Roswell.
	The International UFO Museum and Research Center (IUFOMRC).
	Standard Roswellian fare.
	Roswell. Note the street lamps.
	The Alien Resistance HQ, across the street from the IUFOMRC.
	Ed and Marie get abducted by a UFO that's somehow managed to crash into the corner of the IUFOMRC.
	Matt, Ed and Marie in the museum.
	A rocky landing.
	RALF (Roswell Alien Life Form) and a sequined UFO.
	The Nazi Foo-Fighter.
	Lubbock lights or SCUBA map?
	Saskatchewan based wackos.
	Styling.
	The canonical alien autopsy.
	Matt and Gaelen at Denny's.
	Me, Ed and Marie at Denny's.
	Mini-burgers!
	Driving up towards the Caverns.
	Desert-y-ness.
	More of the same.
	More of the same.
	Looking southish towards Texas and Mexico.
	Looking southish towards Texas and Mexico.
	Looking southish towards Texas and Mexico.
	Buildings at Carsbad Cavern.
	The schedule.
	Remembering the CCC.
	Desert flora.
	The path down to the cave.
	The bat-watching amphitheatre.
	Cave Swallows.
	Natural Entrance.
	The cave entrance.
	Cactus!
	An army of cactuses, cacti.
	Descending into the cave.
	Descending into the cave.
	Descending into the cave.
	Descending into the cave. Let the blurriness begin!
	A blurry version of Matt braving the cave entrance.
	Looking back up towards the entrance.
	Exploring the cave.
	Um, rocks.
	Cavern Development.
	Bat Cave.
	A train car wheel from guano mining days.
	Please do not throw coins or other objects into cavern pools.
	A stalagmite.
	A stalagmite.
	Um, rocks.
	Devil's Spring.
	A crack.
	Cavern Climate.
	This is what things generally look like if you take a picture with the flash on...
	This is what things often look like if you take a picture with the flash off...
	The whale's mouth.
	Green ("natural") lighting.
	A little grotto.
	Looking down a cleft.
	Matt in the cave.
	Looking down over a bridge at the Lower Cavern.
	Cave formations.
	Cave formations.
	Cave formations.
	Cave formations.
	Joints and Solutioning.
	Cave wall.
	A large stalagmite.
	Iceberg Rock.
	Looking past Iceberg Rock.
	The wall.
	A grotto.
	The pathway.
	A view of Green Lake Room.
	Green Lake Room.
	Green Lake Room during an earthquake, maybe.
	Speleotherms; still earthquaky.
	Icicles.
	Looking towards the Boneyard.
	Early Visitors.
	The Boneyard.
	The Boneyard.
	Popcorn.
	Popcorn.
	An overhanging rock.
	Ditto, from below.
	Um, rocks.
	A shaft of light.
	Gaelen in the cave.
	Popcorn and emergency lights.
	A grotto with flash...
	...and without.
	The boneyard.
	Boulders.
	A sandy floor.
	A street sign.
	Cave formations.
	Cave formations.
	Surrealism in the caves: the elevator lobby.
	And the gift shop.
	And the subway stop.
	Resting in the rest area.
	The Big Room straight ahead.
	The Big Room.
	A grotto.
	Stalactites and stalagmites in the Big Room.
	Stalactites and stalagmites in the Big Room.
	More popcorn.
	The Big Room.
	Cave formations.
	A panorama of the caves.
	Speleotherms. (Sign reruns.)
	Cavern Development. (Sign reruns.)
	Stalactite and stalagmite.
	A large stalagmite.
	The Lion's Tail.
	The Lion's Tail.
	A giant stalagmite.
	The Hall of Giants.
	The twin domes.
	Fairyland.
	As advertised, popcorn covered stalagmites.
	More of the same.
	Temple of the Sun.
	Cavern Pools. (A repackaged rerun.)
	Shortcut!
	An old ladder.
	Historic Explorations.
	Lower Cave.
	Top of the Cross.
	Cavern Lighting. They use "natural lighting", such as green, yellow, orange, red lights to display the natural colours in the rocks... um, yeah.
	The mirror pool. The sign is cleverly mirrored. Not quite sure how this pool is any more mirrored than any of the others, but, whatever.
	The Bottomless Pit.
	Bat Roost.
	Cavern Life.
	Massive Gypsum.
	A massive piece of gypsum. (Image has been enlarged to show texture)
	An active stalagmite.
	Icicles.