Mojave Desert A-Z

[Walter]

I got to make my first Pecha Kucha presentation earlier this month. It went very well, and all seemed to have a good time. I may be doing it again, so to help me remember all the words that go with it, I put it up online.

Hopefully it's self-explanatory. There are a couple introduction pages previous to the link below if needed.

Mojave Desert A-Z
Antelope Valley to Zion (http://mojavedesert.net/a-z/002.html)

[oldfireguy]

What a beautiful area.

[Antarctican]

Wow! (That bears repeating....) Wow!! To see so many fantastic desert shots in one place...fanTAStic!!!

[Walter]

What a beautiful area.

Wow! (That bears repeating....) Wow!! To see so many fantastic desert shots in one place...fanTAStic!!!

Thanks OFG, Anty. I thoroughly enjoy living here and exploring the area- but sometimes I wonder if I'd be like that anywhere I'm at... Just kidding.

I read this just today:
"California deserts represent perhaps the largest intact functioning ecosystem left in North America."

With solar and wind farms being developed as I type, the "functioning ecosystem" is being tore at and will ultimately be badly damaged if not destroyed. There are better, and more desired alternatives, but can't diminish the purity of profit.

[Terri]

Great job - on both the images as well as the site. :thumbup:

I thoroughly enjoy living here and exploring the area- but sometimes I wonder if I'd be like that anywhere I'm at...And where are we speaking of, exactly? The location you currently have in your profile is questionable, young man. :naughty:


:lol:

[Walter]

Thanks. I've since moved to another outpost so that 'Pot Party, CA' may become another long term loss in my short term memory.