Desert MeditationA Mystical Path |
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Other Sights in Death Valley |
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The minimum gazing time is 15 minutes for a proper view. |
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This was also the February when the Armagosa River flowed a foot deep near this spot! |
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The entrance of Twenty Mule Team Canyon. |
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Morning is the best time for Twenty Mule Team Canyon. Stop here and hike a dry wash. |
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Furnace Creek Ranch is the hub of the Valley. It’s very crowded, but has a lot of history for you to examine. Nearby is the Timbisha Shoshone (Show-show-nee) tribe settlement. Pay your respects and leave. |
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This is the palm- and water-garden at the Furnace Creek Inn, a stately old hotel. The Tunnel entrance is interesting, but the garden is the most pleasant and least crowded place in the valley, especially on a warm day. It's a peaceful place to meditate. |
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This coyote is a road-side beggar. His lesson was patience (no, I didn’t feed him). |
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Colored hills of the southern valley, not far from Jubilee Pass. |
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Go to the previous page, Death Valley Morning Go to the next page, Death Valley at Noon Back to the beginning. |
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