We dropped about 4,000 feet within the first few miles of leaving Yosemite. A joshua tree. Pretty funky trees if you ask me. Sorry it's not the greatest picture I was trying to get a big one while driving. Most in this area were small and scrubby.
Wouldn't you like to live here?
There was a little, um, village jsut before the sand dunes and devil's cornfield where we gassed up. It was grossly hot. And we still lower into the depths of death valley to go...
A suprising Oasis here. Some resort or something. Not sure how popular that would be.
We drove through artist's drive and it was very pretty. I'm disapointed the pictures don't even show all the colors. There were browns, blues, greens, oranges and reds all striped here. You should google it. A very cool little detour off the main road.
The long road ahead of us...
I think our faces say it all in these pictures. It is hot, close, and uncomfortable. But pretty cool to say that we've been there and started out at 10,000 that morning.
I wouldn't want to drink the water their either.
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Those are some really cool pics. It looks very desolate. Can u imagine working and living out there? It might be a good place to build a jail huh? I wouldnt want to break out...
Well, you've confirmed it for me. I DON'T want to ever go to Death Valley. haha
A resort in the midst of desolation? Interesting. I know I wouldn't be clammoring for a big getaway there!
There is a street in Colorado Springs named "Purgatory". Who the heck wants to have that as their address? I think that would stop me from buying a house there. Seems like Death valley was just that. Glad you made it out alive.
I think that resort-like place is called Scotty's Castle. I've never been there but my dad has mentioned it before. I guess it has quite a story behind it!
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