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Monday, December 7, 2009
MWT - Part 13 Death Valley National Park - Day 3 Mesquite Sand Dunes
I like the perspective of the 3rd shot, the animal tracts are cool and the moon image looks peaceful. You sure did a lot of exploring at Death Valley, great post!
I have a few spare minutes to check out some sites. I've missed a lot, you've been busy. Great shots of Titus Canyon, I think Jules and I hiked it several years ago, I remember the wonderful rocks. I like the trails in the dunes, one needs to be quick before the tourists wipe them out. I didn't know cardinals made it to Arizona, we don't have any in Califronia.
Those tracks should be interesting. I used to have a book about tracks in the desert but that was when I was about 17 years old and lord knows I have not seen it in years. Do you know what those tracks belong to?
The look of the sand is terrific, with the dark and light pattern. I like how the creatures leave their trail in the sand too. Its great to the see this wonderful plac.. thanks Gaelyn, Keep warm!
Sand dunes are one of my most favorite things...i could play forever in them. I really like the third picture down. I need to get down to Death Valley one of these days!
Gaelyn, wonderful photos! I love the shadows on the dunes and the animal tracks in the sand! I hope you stay warm wherever you are! It's been cold and gray down here all day but so far no rain and we need some! Stay safe.
Very interesting what the sand is made up of and how the heavier sand gets left behind a bit. The evening sky in these wide open areas are just... heavenly
Interesting patterns in the sand, Gaelyn - what an inspiring pic for a painting!The sand dunes are made up of the grains of quartz and magnetite - do people sometimes take a handful home? (when they know what the "sand" consists of)?
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Wow, the differences in the sand is amazing. I really liked how you captured the various tracks in the sand. What a find!
That's Sahara in the US! How breathtakingly beautiful!!
I like the perspective of the 3rd shot, the animal tracts are cool and the moon image looks peaceful. You sure did a lot of exploring at Death Valley, great post!
I have a few spare minutes to check out some sites. I've missed a lot, you've been busy. Great shots of Titus Canyon, I think Jules and I hiked it several years ago, I remember the wonderful rocks. I like the trails in the dunes, one needs to be quick before the tourists wipe them out.
I didn't know cardinals made it to Arizona, we don't have any in Califronia.
Did you follow any of those tracks? I think I would have wanted to.
I think the animals tracks are cool. Great photos of the Sand Dunes. I enjoyed the post and photos.
Those tracks should be interesting. I used to have a book about tracks in the desert but that was when I was about 17 years old and lord knows I have not seen it in years. Do you know what those tracks belong to?
Marvelous post as always, Gaelyn! I love the prints in the sand, wonder who, what and where! Fascinating! Looks to have been a fun trip!
Enjoy!
Sylvia
Gaelyn,
I love the animal tracks and isn't one a snake (or two)?!!!! The ripples of the sand. Wonderful!!!!!
The look of the sand is terrific, with the dark and light pattern. I like how the creatures leave their trail in the sand too.
Its great to the see this wonderful plac.. thanks Gaelyn, Keep warm!
Sand dunes are one of my most favorite things...i could play forever in them. I really like the third picture down. I need to get down to Death Valley one of these days!
Gaelyn: What a great trip, I enjoyed all the tracks in the sand.
Mother Nature is an amazing artist! The lines in the sand are beautiful.
The sand dunes are so beautiful and I love the full moon over the purple mountain range.
Gaelyn, wonderful photos! I love the shadows on the dunes and the animal tracks in the sand! I hope you stay warm wherever you are! It's been cold and gray down here all day but so far no rain and we need some! Stay safe.
A stunning and facinating post! I loved the pics with the traces of wildlife and that last one of the full moon is amazing!
You've put a great series on Death Valley! Nice job!
Very interesting what the sand is made up of and how the heavier sand gets left behind a bit.
The evening sky in these wide open areas are just... heavenly
Fantastic dunes and tracks!
Interesting patterns in the sand, Gaelyn - what an inspiring pic for a painting!The sand dunes are made up of the grains of quartz and magnetite - do people sometimes take a handful home? (when they know what the "sand" consists of)?
Starkly beautiful, although I'm glad you didn't have a closer encounter with a rattlesnake!
Love those tracks, which look deceptively like bike tracks...watch out.
What an interesting outing - and great pics, especially the tracks! The terrain looks a lot like Saudi Arabia - except not quite as much vegetation!
Outstanding, Gaelyn. I've never seen actual DUNES like that but hope to one day. The tracks in the dunes - amazing. Fascinating. Rockin.'
Very cool! Love the tracks...
Brilliant hike and brilliant post, Gaelyn. I love the prints in the sand. What a disoovery and now you have evidence!
Nice series. I love the last shot with the moon.
I love the tracks in the sand....
Only thing missing is a sand castle but then we aren't at the beach.. Good post
Great photos, Gaelyn! The tracks in the dunes are beautiful!
What an adventure! Those trails in the sand - specifically the ones that look snake like, are so interesting!
Great photos of the dunes and animal tracks. The sunset and moonrise was a beautiful way to say goodbye to the valley.
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