California Desert
Folder: California
Most of the desert regions of Southeast California, with the exception of items from major areas covered by other albums (e.g., US 395, Death Valley, Coachella Valley (Palm Springs)).
Photos are in order by place name.
Photos are in order by place name.
Joshua Tree NP Wall Street Mill 2312-2
Joshua Tree NP Wall Street Mill 2318-2
Joshua Tree NP Wall Street Mill 2324-2
Lancaster, CA abandoned RR 1550a
Lancaster, CA abandoned RR 1552a
Landers Giant Rock (062)
Landers Giant Rock (064)
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Giant Rock, north of Landers, reported by various websites to be the world's largest single rock and site of spiritual reverence for various populations. A net search for "Giant Rock Landers" will generate multiple sites about it. The road to is fairly clear and can be handled by normal passenger cars, though there are sections that could be a problem for cars with low clearance.
Landers Giant Rock (071)
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A foundation of some past structure next to Giant Rock (see description with nearby picture).
Landers Giant Rock (073)
Landers Giant Rock (074)
Landers Integratron (055)
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Integratron, a spiritual/energy/extraterrestrial communication/therapy site in Landers, Ca. See the descriptive plaque in a nearby picture, or visit their website: www.integratron.com
Landers Integratron (057)
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Integratron, a spiritual/energy/extraterrestrial communication/therapy site in Landers, Ca. See the descriptive plaque in a nearby picture, or visit their website: www.integratron.com
Landers Integratron (059)
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Integratron, a spiritual/energy/extraterrestrial communication/therapy site in Landers, Ca. On this visit (a second), I noticed that the rocks marking the side of the road had been sprayed with what appears to be pink paint, in protest of something. It may be part of a protest of a solar array planned for somewhere in the area.
Landers Integratron (061)
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Integratron, a spiritual/energy/extraterrestrial communication/therapy site in Landers, Ca. On this visit (a second), I noticed that the rocks marking the side of the road had been sprayed with what appears to be pink paint, in protest of something. It may be part of a protest of a solar array planned for somewhere in the area.
Lucerne Valley house (3210)
Lucerne Valley Slash X Ranch (2738)
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Slash X cafe at Slash X ranch. Per a plaque, the bar/cafe was started by the owner of the ranch because his wife didn't want 'drinking and carousing' in the house. Per the sign, the cafe/bar is open on the weekends and appears to be popular.
Ludlow, CA Route 66 (1280a)
Ludlow, CA Route 66 (1281a)
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