Over the long weekend, our scout group went camping at Indian Cove Campground in Joshua Tree National Park. The park is named for a type of yucca that grows there, but rocks are the main attraction. Our camp was at the base of this outcropping of rocks. Dads and sons shared small tents pitched in the sand and nestled up against the outcropping. These rocks were like kid magnets. The three days we were there, the boys were constantly climbing up and down.
I really like sunrise in the desert. I like the night sky too, but wasn't able to get any decent photos. This photo was taken Monday morning at sunrise steps from our tent. The photo was taken looking west.
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Bonjour du Québec !
Votre blog est superbement illustré et intéressant. :o)
Merci bocoup. My little blog has gone international!
The photos are spectacular. Years ago when my (now grown) children and I lived in Palm Springs, we would gather with friends at Joshua Tree every few months for a weekend of camping and hiking. Adults, kids, animals, cookouts, singing, tale-swapping...
Joshua tree National Park organization was incorporated 1962 as the primary educational partner for Joshua Tree National Park, to provide high quality informational products, services and programs to park visitors, and the global community.
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