Photo 1

Along 178 just past the burned out Walker Pass lodge. December 2006.

Photo 2

Atop the Panamint Dunes, an Eight mile walk that was worth it.

10 February 2007

Photo 3

Tunnel through Sequoia tree in Sequoia National Monument north of Kernville

October 2007

Photo 4

Historic Buildings, Weldon

6 May 2007

Photo 5

Marble Canyon

Death Valley National Park

March 2006

Photo 6

Fishing at Lake Isabella is a favorite past time enjoyed by both man and his best friend, Auxiliary Dam

Lake Isabella, CA

Photo 7

Crowd wating to collect hanksite crystals from the brine the crew at Searles Lake is pumping up from under the lakebed. Hanksite Crystal "Geyser"

8 November 2005

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