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Lynn Bremner is an expert on desert topics and one of the founders of DesertUSA.com, where she authors the blog Desert Road Trippin'. She writes about the flora and fauna of the desert, destinations, experiences, road trips, geology, prospecting, desert culture, history, and desert lore. Lynn also authors the Ideas to Life Blog, focusing on AI content creation. A published author, she has written articles about polo, golf, and various other subjects.

Wildflower Video Recorded On Feb.21st 2010 @ Anza-Borrego Desert State Park

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The DesertUSA Staff headed out to Anza-Borrego on Sunday, Feb. 21st to photograph and shoot video of the current wildflowers conditions. [flashvideo file=https://www.desertusa.com/wildflo/videos/wild-2-22.flv /] This next photo gives you an idea of how small some of the wildflowers are.  The macro lenses  make the desert wildflowers look spectacular, but the to the naked eye you […]

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Agua Caliente Museum Festival of Native Film and Culture

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Agua Caliente Cultural Museum Presents 9th Annual Festival March 10th – 14th ’10 Palm Springs, CA – December  2009: Agua Caliente Cultural Museum is pleased to announce the dates for this year’s Festival of Native Film and Culture. The 2010 Festival, which includes feature films, documentaries, and short films from some of today’s premier Native

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Desert Wildflowers Should Peak In Early March @ Anza-Borrego Desert State Park

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Day Trip To Anza-Borrego In Search Of Wildflowers Desert Dog’s  First Trip To Anza-Borrego Feb. 11th The Anza-Borrego Desert State Park Rangers predict the peak wildflower season will occur between the last week in February and the first two weeks in March.  They expect the season to be bursting with color after all the rain

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Wildflower Peak Expected In Early March @ Anza-Borrego Desert State Park

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Wildflower Report Anza-Borrego Desert State Park Thursday, Feb. 11th, 2010 By L. Bremner of DesertUSA.com Click here to view a VIDEO of our day trip to Anza-Borrego. After the recent rain we’ve had here in the California desert, naturalists are predicting an excellent wildflower season.  The Anza-Borrego Park Rangers report that the peak bloom will

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Palm Springs Wild WestFest and Frank M. Bogert Memorial Rodeo

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PRCA Rodeo Comes To Palm Springs, CA West Fest – March 12h – 14th ’10 A new partnership between the Palm Springs Wild WestFest and Spa Resort Casino marks a significant endorsement of the event taking place in Palm Springs this spring.  The event, now formally known as the Palm Springs Wild WestFest presented by

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Four Drives into the Heart of Desert Wildflower Country

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Wildflower Touring Text By Gregory McNamee (repurposed from DesertUSA.com – original March ’99) If you are sensitive to the rhythms of the desert, you’ll know that the period from March to mid-April is a time when a special kind of natural magic can occur. All through February, if the gentle winter rains have arrived on

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Jan. 26th ’10: More Rain In The Desert Region

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The DesertUSA Wildflower Report 2010 published by DesertUSA.com Indio, CA – Last night the Coachella Valley and regional desert cities received more rain.  According to the rainfall totals, the California desert areas received quite a bit of rain over the past week in these cities (Palm Springs, Thousand Palms, Rancho Mirage and Thermal, Borrego Springs). 

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