Heading down the road in Joshua Tree National Park (super color IR photo)
Departing Death Valley National Park we headed south over Jubilee Pass to the small village of Shoshone. A right turn and we were on our way to Baker, again. It seems that Baker is always on the way.
Ripples in the sand on Death Valley's Mesquite Dunes
Not far from our Airstream trailer’s Death Valley base at Stovepipe Wells is the Mesquite Dunes. As we drove by the dunes each morning heading (more…)
You might wonder what Death Valley, a National Park, has to do with a racetrack. Relax; NASCAR has not expanded its brand into America’s (more…)
Devil's Golf Course, Death Valley
About 18 miles south of Furnace Creek is the lowest elevation in the United States, Badwater Basin. Death Valley’s infrequent rain runoff is (more…)
Charcoal Kilns in a line
Many of Death Valley’s attractions sit at the margin of the deep basin and the hillsides. Indeed visitors typically spend most of their visits low in the (more…)
An actual artist working along Artist Drive
About ten miles south of Furnace Creek, a one-lane road loop takes the Death Valley National Park’s visitors back into the hills for a colorful (more…)
Hikers work their way up Death Valley's Mosaic Canyon
Mosaic Canyon sits at the edge of the hills a short distance from our Death Valley base at Stovepipe Wells. Just up the highway a gravel road climbs (more…)
Harmony Borax Works
It’s odd how traveling to a foreign land inspires you to see something you’ve missed closer to home. But sometimes that is the way it works. At least that is the way it works for us.
The rig viewed in the infared at the Tehachapi Loop overlook
We’re on the road again. In the last year we’ve driven over 10,000 miles covering the tarmac in Europe, the United States, and Canada. We expect (more…)
 | Tim on Bangkok: Food |
 | anotherheader on China: Hong Kong… |
 | HK Dentists - Dental… on China: Hong Kong… |
Theme: WordPress Classic. Blog at WordPress.com.
