Wildflower Report and Links DesertUSA.com Jan 31, 2010: Major rain storm last week for southern California and Arizona. The 2010 wildflower season could be a good one. More rain on the way, some new updates below. Map of rain fall in the desert area in Jan 2010 below. We have a online wildflower field guide […]
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In each photographer the spark of creativity is vitally different, each expression unique. Inspiration can come in many shapes and forms. A bug, a face, a landscape, flowing water or flowers can inspire you to pause and think, “yes, this is the time to make an image.” Recently for me, inspiration came in the form
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Inscription Canyon is a major anthropological attraction in the High Desert Stand in the quiet of Inscription Canyon and let your imagination take wing. Close your eyes and you can almost see the Indians who used to inhabit the area, waiting for visions fueled by fasting and sacred drugs — their prayers wafting skyward on
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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Wildflower Reports From DesertUSA https://www.desertusa.com Jan 19, 2010 Expected El Niño impacts during early 2010 may increase precipitation for some of the southwest. Major rain is expected this week for southern California and Arizona. The 2010 wildflower season could be a good one. Check back for updates. We have a online wildflower field guide that
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Margie Klein gives an introduction to natural sites around the Las Vegas valley.
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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
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Wildflower Reports From DesertUSA https://www.desertusa.com Jan 19, 2010 Expected El Niño impacts during early 2010 may increase precipitation for some of the southwest. Major rain is expected this week for southern California and Arizona. The 2010 wildflower season could be a good one. Check back for updates. We have a online wildflower field guide that
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… except it wasn’t called the Super Bowl in those long ago days. Officially it was the AFL-NFL World Championship Game — played on Jan. 15, 1967 at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum. Off camera, media pundits called it the Super Bowl. After that, the name stuck until here we are at Super Bowl No.
Super Bowl No. 1 and I was there. . . Read More »
The first post of The Mojo on the Mojave will pay tribute to the people of Haiti. Haiti and the Mojave Desert seem a world apart but we both share the history of large earthquakes. At 04:57 local time on June 28, 1992, a large temblor awoke much of Southern California, this was a magnitude 7.3 earthquake
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