Death Valley Remembered (February 2017) – BOOTS on the TRAIL

Death Valley Remembered (February 2017)

2017-02-102022-01-29Posted in California, Photo Essay, U.S. National Parks & MonumentsTagged Aguereberry Point California, California, Charcoal Kilns, Darwin Falls California, Death Valley National Park, Ghost Rider sculpture, Road Trip, Telescope Peak, Wildrose Canyon

“…the first impression remains a just one. Despite variety, most of the surface of Death Valley is dead … a land of jagged salt pillars, crackling and tortured crusts of mud, sunburnt gravel bars the color of rust, rocks and boulders of metallic blue naked even of lichen.” ~ Edward Abbey

“No place is ever as bad as they tell you it’s going to be.” ~ Chuck Thompson

Death Valley National Park — Telescope Peak at dawn, Death Valley National Park, California (2010)

Death Valley National Park — Harmony Borax Works, Death Valley National Park, California (2011)

Death Valley National Park — Looking south toward Telescope Peak, Death Valley National Park, California (2010)

Death Valley National Park — Ghost Rider by Albert Szukalski (1985), Goldwell Open Air Museum, Rhyolite, Nevada (2011)

Death Valley National Park — Harrisburg Flats near Aguereberry Point, Death Valley National Park, California (2011)

Death Valley National Park — Charcoal kilns in Wildrose Canyon, Death Valley National Monument, Califronia (2013)

Death Valley National Park — Pool at Darwin Falls, west of Death Valley National Park, California (2010)

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