2022-10-06, 01:23 PM
MG, I'm with you on getting out of the damn vehicle and walking. I've walked Twenty Mule Team Canyon after it's flooded and closed to cars to enjoy a different and stimulating perspective. Just stopping along the paved highways at random points and walking out into the flats on both sides of the road rarely disappoints. Way out in some alluvial fan one often finds cool artifacts washed down from above.
One of the coolest natural artifacts found was just south east of Lake Hill (located in Panamint Valley between Panamint Dunes and Highway 190) a few hundred yards out on the tiled, dry playa were small scale "sailing rocks" and their zig zaggy tail drag marks.
One of the coolest natural artifacts found was just south east of Lake Hill (located in Panamint Valley between Panamint Dunes and Highway 190) a few hundred yards out on the tiled, dry playa were small scale "sailing rocks" and their zig zaggy tail drag marks.
Life begins in Death Valley