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Old 05-12-2008, 12:24 PM
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Default Albuquerque Vs China Lake Area

I was wondering if someone on here could tell me the difference from Albuquerque, New Mexico High Desert and the High Desert of China Lake area?

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I've been to the China Lake NAS a few times back in the 1990s on business and training. There isn't much out there and it is pretty far from anything. If you are married and enjoy an at-home lifestyle, then China Lake may work. I can't imagine a single person liking it too much. Ridgecrest is a lot smaller than Albuquerque.
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