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Part of one of the Martin 4-0-4's rotary engines.
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South Sandia Crest
The first piece of wreckage that the trail comes across. The plaque on the left section tells the story of TWA Flight 260.
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Brendan Ross
Aug 18, 2015 near Sandia Heights, NM
“Part of one of the Martin 4-0-4's rotary engines.”  

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Part of one of the Martin 4-0-4's rotary engines.
The first piece of wreckage that the trail comes across. The plaque on the left section tells the story of TWA Flight 260.
More of the TWA wreckage. The large section on the left appears to be part of the vertical stabilizer (the smaller "wings" that are part of the tail).
The plaque commemorating TWA Flight 260.
The trail becomes more overgrown in the last section, though it's rarely difficult to follow.
This is the boulder you'll need to navigate near the end. The large branch is a useful ladder.
Foliage along the trail.
South Sandia Crest
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