A couple of my favourite photos from this weekend in the desert (it actually rained - can you believe it???) - it started as a field trip to Calico ghost town, and finished as an offroading adventure in the Calico mountains.
A gorgeous day and a gorgeous place to go looking for petroglyphs
Goat?
I've seen all kinds of broken glass shards in the desert among other trash - but I must say I've never seen any sign of milk being consumed until now.
Very fold-y folds!
A rainbow of rocks under rain clouds.
The bottle house at Calico - it's actually whole entire bottles cemented together!
A gorgeous day and a gorgeous place to go looking for petroglyphs
Goat?
I've seen all kinds of broken glass shards in the desert among other trash - but I must say I've never seen any sign of milk being consumed until now.
Very fold-y folds!
A rainbow of rocks under rain clouds.
The bottle house at Calico - it's actually whole entire bottles cemented together!
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one of my friends has an archeological degree and went digging for 2 years in S.Arabia - so i'm interesed in your rock experienced - am pretty new at this blog, so let me know how i can keep in touch - cheers, jeannette
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Very cool house! Did you get close-ups of the bottle house? I'd be interested to see them.
The rainbow rocks are also cool. Are they that different under the sun, or is it the shade that makes them so obvious?
Also, who's making these pteroglyphs?
Also, wouldn't the glass house be outrageously hot? I would think that glass would just make an awful heat inside... or does it's insulating power come through in this case?
yes, the hills were really all those colours - it was pretty impressive!
I will post bottle house photos - we couldn't go inside, it was boarded up...
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