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The Gift that Keeps Giving

December 24, 2010 by Margie Klein

leading a hike

All I want for Christmas is to get outside…
Giving your kids the gift of the great outdoors is one of the best intangible gifts around.

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Snow Day on the Mojave

January 22, 2010 by Mojave

Meduim Snow And Joshua Trees

Many people think that all deserts are alike, very hot and very dry. Those of us that live in the Mojave Desert know differently, one of the major differences between the Mojave and many other deserts is the elevation above sea level. I live in Yucca Valley where the elevation ranges between 3000 and 4000 feet [...]

Filed Under: The Mojo on the Mojave Tagged With: Desert, mojave, mojo, Snow, Weather

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