'Full Moon Night' planned at White Sands National Park
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Tales from the Tularosa Basin: Great White Sands, Part VI
Candice McDonaldFor the Alamogordo News After 1936, the Great White Sands began looking less like a dream and more like a reality as President Roosevelt’s New Deal program finally found its stride. WPA crews constructed the handsome Pueblo-style visitor center, complete with restrooms, water, and housing for the maintenance crew and monument staff. Mrs. Tom Charles ran the concession, and the entrance fee was exactly what every traveler hoped to…
'Full Moon Night' planned at White Sands National Park
It’s an experience unique to New Mexico. When White Sands National Park celebrates Full Moon Night between May and October, night sky enthusiasts flock to the park to enjoy its vistas and viewpoints. The park’s white gypsum sands reflect the moon so brightly that visitors don’t need a headlamp, and they can savor the full range of the park’s activities even at night. That can means hiking, sledding, enjoying a picnic or maybe just enjoying the v…
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