"Playa" is literally "beach" in Spanish, but in the deserts of southwestern North America also means a dry lake bed. Presumably it's a Mexican-Spanish usage imported into English.
"Playa" is literally "beach" in Spanish, but in the deserts of southwestern North America also means a dry lake bed. Presumably it's a Mexican-Spanish usage imported into English.
"Playa" is literally "beach" in Spanish, but in the deserts of North America it also means a dry lake bed. Presumably it's a Mexican-Spanish usage imported into English.
A horst (uplifted fault block), in geology-speak. Empire is the darker green spot down the highway; Gerlach is at the base of the mountains straight ahead. The edge of the Black Rock playa is peeking in on the right. Looking north.
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