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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.

Road Trip #15: The Apache Trail and The Superstition Mountains (Arizona)

Flash Flood on The Apache TrailBy L. Bremner Notes: This is a road trip that I took back in January of 1998. The Apache Trail is paved most of the way until you reach Tortilla Flat.  After that, the road may require 4WD. I plan to return to the area this Fall to continue the

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My brown thumb.

Desert Living Series: From brown to green:  A lesson in desert gardening. Some individuals are great gardeners. Either they were born with a green thumb or they’ve learned enough about gardening to be successful at it. My idea of gardening is digging a hole and planting a shrub or flower in it; then I just

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Road kill for dinner.

Desert Living Series A free meal! We’ve all heard stories and jokes about folks who eat road kill.  Those of us who live in the suburbs or cities can’t imagine picking up a carcass off of the road and taking it home for dinner.  In Alaska road kill (usually moose or deer) are salvaged and

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