The official travel journal of Jerry & Ann Linebarger
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Welcome to Death Valley National Park. Parts of the Park are below sea level, hot and desolate.
You can see the long, lonely road as we entered Death Valley.
It is so dry and hot here the ground is barren and virtually unusable by humans.
Periodically the landscape changed. Here we see large sand dunes off to the right.
The landscape is almost moon-like as far as the eye can see.
Here is a great shot of the road stretching out for miles and miles. There was very little traffic in the Park.
A final shot of road and desolation as far as the eye can see.
As we approached the west end of the Park, more greenery appeared as did a few insects.
Bubba looking at the Sierra Nevada from our RV park in Lone Pine, California.
