Desert Living Thursday, June 24th ’09 It seems that the desert is getting greener. I’m not talking about the plants, but the new homes being built here and the new energy efficient designs.
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Desert Living Wednesday, June 24th ’09 Baby mallard ducks are still waddling behind their mother’s this week. I’m surprised how they continue to breed this late in the season. I’m sure the ducks are enjoying the unseasonably mild temperatures that we are having this month in the desert. The ducks flock around the various ponds
Baby mallard ducks in tow . . . Read More »
Just this week a swarm of bees decided to take up residence in the roof of my casita. I’m not sure why they chose my house and not the one next door or down the street? I guess I just got lucky !
Resident bee hive. Read More »
Click here to view the video that corresponds to this road trip into Coyote Canyon. Water in the desert is scarce and oases are rare. When you do encounter a stream or spring in the middle of an arid region, it is a natural wonder. Coyote Canyon, located in the northwest area of Anza-Borrego Desert
Day Trip #4: Coyote Canyon 4WD Trail In Anza-Borrego Desert State Park. Read More »
The summer has ended and the cooler fall temperatures have lured me out of my air-conditioned home onto the desert trails. My first outing of the fall season was a day trip to a popular area in Anza-Borrego Desert State Park called Fish Creek Wash. I wanted to hike to the Wind Caves and explore
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Desert Road Trippin’ A blog about desert road trips and tips. By Lynn Bremner After spending my first summer in the desert heat, I found myself wondering what people do for fun when it is 110 F or higher? After a couple of weekends spent inside the house I began to get a little stir
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