Coyote Crossing

Nice! I’m glad you were able to help him find what he was looking for.

And gee, there is a line on that horizon. Good thing, or I’d get vertigo.

Hope we don’t have to hear the rattle and hum of transmission lines near there.

Do the streets really have no names there? And do people build and burn down love there too? Closer to Palmdale, there are names with no streets (like 130th “street”), but I’ve never seen any burning love there either.

Nice find. I like Calipidder’s write up of her visit of the area, with photos.

http://calipidder.com/wp/2009/12/cerro-gordo-and-u2s-joshua-tree/

I have to visit the area.

Oh fer… In the name of love, Larry.

Haha! I have actually been to Palmdale, that was to go visit Frank Zappa’s old haunts though. I had my suspicions about the ones in the photo, but without being there again, I was doubtful. Now I see it, especially the three way split and the way the tree divides off into two sections.

Stunning images, particularly in black and white.  The images are somewhat haunting, as if the tree holds mysteries are from the past. 

Thanks.  This will remain in my mind’s eye for quit some time.

Bill

Oh, that’s very cool. Very very cool.

From Derek’s link, the third of the series.

Larry, you should be ashamed of yourself.

Noo, noo, not the punitentiary! So cruel!