Lee Flat in Death Valley National Park After leaving the Racetrack, in Death Valley National Park, we traveled to Lee Flat on the western edge of the park. Driving across the Panamint Valley, we stopped at Father Crowley Point on the other side of the valley. Just as we arrived two F18 fighter jets …
After photographing at the Mesquite Dunes in the morning we drove to the “Land of the moving rocks”. From Furnace Creek, CA in Death Valley National Park you drive north 57 miles to the Ubehebe Crater (you-bee-he-bee). Take a right on Racetrack Valley Road and drive 27 more miles down a wash board gravel road, …
Day four in Death Valley we left early from Emigrant Campground and headed to the Mesquite dunes before sunrise. Strong winds last night erased hundreds of footprints for fairly untrammeled sand. The sand dunes here are located between the mountains, so the wind just blows the sand in a big eddy and recreates the dunes …
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Day Three in Death Valley, after camping up the road to Echo Canyon, began by getting up early to catch the sunrise at Zabriskie Point. We arrived and staked out a spot before most people showed up. I knew it was a popular place to photograph, but didn’t realize I would be sharing it with …
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