An interesting looking structure with concrete spines rising out from it’s water-stopping body. The only thing is: there’s no water behind it, just dry dusty ground overgrown with bushes.
Situated at the base of the Sandia Mountains in the nice (and expensive looking) part of town, Hank and Marie’s house and surrounding area was quiet on a Sunday morning so we didn’t stay for long.
A long-distance shot of Walt’s house. The owners were sitting in their garage scowling at all the location hunters. Needless to say, we didn’t get off the bike.
The logo of Los Pollos Hermanos is still in the restaurant, providing a great photo op. The restauarant, real name Twisters, is more than happy to be associated with the series.
Just what you need in the height of summer in the middle of the desert – a year-round Christmas shop! Well, one can never have enough baubles and tinsel.
It was warm and sticky at the rooftop bar overlooking downtown Albuquerque. The only activity that didn’t raise a sweat was sitting still and drinking beer. Luckily we’re good at this!
