Saturday Night at the Radio (and pics)

The D-a-W was in New Mexico last week and visited Bandelier National Monument. A few pics:


The Big Kiva, which is reached by . . .


. . . a ladder.
First program, since I'm still on a World War II broadcast kick, is Fibber McGee and Molly, "Scrap Drive" (4-7-42).

The village of Tyuonyi:



A petroglyph higher up:


The now extinct lobster-dog.

Here's a roundup from NBC and affiliates of reaction around the country to the Normandy Invasion, evening of June 6, 1944.

Prickly pear:



Check this out: some Pueblan carved a TV out of solid stone:


I think it's Friends.

Waterfall on the trail down to the Rio Grande River:


Purty.
And finally, Lord Haw-Haw's last broadcast before the fall of Berlin: "Hei Hishler" (4-30-45).