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Southeastern tip of the Funeral Mountains.

Photograph taken May 24, 2004.

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View of Shoshone from the east.

Photograph taken May 24, 2004.

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Chicago Valley and the Resting Spring Range, looking north.

Photograph taken May 24, 2004.

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Generalized tectonic setting of the Precambrian-Cambrian margin of North America.

Many have drawn this diagram. This one is patterned after Corsetti and Hagadorn (2003).


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Is this a landslide?

Photograph taken May 24, 2004.

Every time I drive by this canyon at the very southeastern tip of the Funeral Mountains, I wonder whether it might be a landslide. Of course, I'll have to confess that I've not been sufficiently curious that I went to any effort to go look at it.


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Resting Spring Range

Photograph taken May 24, 2004.

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Chicago Valley, looking south.

Photograph taken May 24, 2004.

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Tecopa Lake beds between Tecopa and Shoshone.

Photograph taken May 24, 2004.


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Amargosa River

Hanging Gardens at the Amargosa Gorge.

View looking south of the "hanging Gardens" that have formed when waterfalls flowed from the contact at the base of a conglomerate. These ancient cascades with mineral-rich "hard water" have left travertine onyx drapes that contain impronts of fossil vegetation.

The roadbed of theTonopah and Tidewater is seen in the middleground.

Photograph taken from the purplish outcrop of Zabriskie Quartzite.

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The Amargosa River where it crosses California Highway 127.

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Looking north toward the Ibex Hills and Ibex Pass from the Amargosa River.

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Cave Spring (Fort Irwin)

Cave Spring.

Between 1883 and 1887, Cave Spring was a water and rest stop for wagons loaded with borax from Death Valley (Vredenburgh, 1994). It also operated as an automobile rest stop on the main road to Death Valley from Barstow until the 1920s.

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China Ranch

China Ranch Date Farm.

Great place to stop for a Date Shake.

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Death Valley

Telescope Peak as seen from Dante's View

Photograph taken 2-May-07.

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Foothills of the Grapevine Mountains along Death Valley Road

Photograph taken April 23, 2008.


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The Billie Borate mine near Death Valley.

Photograph taken 2-May-07.

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Dry Mountain from Ubehebe Crater

Photograph taken April 23, 2008.

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Northern part of Death Valley from Ubehebe Crater

Photograph taken April 23, 2008.


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Mesquite Spring Campground

Photograph taken April 23, 2008.


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Wildrose Spring

Photograph taken 2-May-07.

There are picnic tables under the trees.

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Wildrose Spring

Photograph taken 2-May-07.

There are picnic tables under the trees.

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Lowest point on California State Highway System, 242 feet below sea level.

Photograph taken 2-May-07.


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Looking east from Emigrant Pass

Photograph taken 2-May-07.

The canyon at right is Wood Canyon.

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View into the most northern end of Death Valley

Photograph taken April 23, 2008.

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The Nelson Range east of Cerro Gordo.

Photograph taken July 16, 2005.

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Blackbrush vegetation at Emigrant Pas

Photograph taken 2-May-07.

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Looking west from Emigrant Pass

Photograph taken 2-May-07.

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Wildrose Graben

Photograph taken 2-May-07.

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Looking up (East) into Nemo Canyon

Photograph taken 2-May-07.

The mountain at right is Wildrose Peak.

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A bright clear morning at Dante's View

Photograph taken 2-May-07.

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Looking down (West) Nemo Canyon

Photograph taken 2-May-07.

The Argus Range is seen in the distance.

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Tin Mountain from Ubehebe Crater

Photograph taken April 23, 2008.

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Corkscrew Peak from the valley floor.

Photograph taken 2-May-07.

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Northern end of Death Valley.

Photograph taken April 23, 2008.

Crankshaft Crossing is at the road junction in the left middleground.


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Crankshaft Crossing

Photograph taken April 23, 2008.

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Scotty's Castle in northern Death Valley.

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General view of Little Sand Spring

Photograph taken April 23, 2008.

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Death Valley as seen from the Last Chance Range.

Photograph taken October 7, 2000. Ubehebe Crater is in the center of the photograph.

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General view south into Death Valley.

Photograph taken April 23, 2008.


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The sign and teakettle at Teakettle Junction.

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Death Valley Road climbs the Last Chance Range

Photograph taken April 23, 2008.


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Death Valley Museum

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General view of Sand Spring

Photograph taken April 23, 2008.

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Vegetation in Little Sand Spring

Photograph taken April 23, 2008.

I assumed that the Sisyrinchium was S. halophilum. Of course, if I had looked at the Jepson Manual later, I learned it could have also been S. funereum.

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Death Valley Road traverses the Last Chance Range

Photograph taken April 23, 2008.


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Death Valley salt pan and alluvial fan from Dante's View.

Photograph taken 2-May-07.

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General view of Crater

Photograph taken April 23, 2008.

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Death Valley Junction

The Amargosa Opera House at Death Valley Junction.

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Bill Walsh and a T&T Ten-Wheeler

This photograph was sent to me by Nancy Walsh Herring. She writes, "My grandfather worked the Tonopah & Tidewater RR in the 1930's. I have attached a photo to this email of my grandfather, William (Bill) James Walsh standing next to the T&T (he is the one to the right). He lived at Death Valley Junction and my father and grandfather erected the flag pole that is still at Death Valley Junction today. My grandfather and father are both deceased and I am doing research on their lives. I thought you might enjoy an early picture." The location of the photograph is unknown.

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Deep Springs Valley

Deep Springs College in the distance.

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Intermittent lake in Deep Springs Valley.

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Geology field trip at an interesting outcrop.

Photograph taken 12-May-07.

The locality across the road looks like a tight synclinal fold.


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Dumont Dunes

Dumont Dunes, as seen from California Highway 127

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Eagle Mountain

Eagle Mountain in the Amargosa River Valley.

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El Paso Mountains

Sheep Tank

Field discussion of recent work in the Goler Formation of the El Paso Mountains.

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Sheep Tank

This was a field trip stop to review recent work in the Goler Formation.

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Eureka Valley

Eureka Valley with the sand dunes at the south end.

Photograph taken October 6, 2000.

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Garlock

Group from the San Bernardino Museum learns the history of studies of the Garlock Fault

A group from the San Bernardino Museum learns the history of studies of the Garlock Fault from George I. Smith of the U. S. Geological Survey. George's article, as well as the field trip guide used by this group can be found in Calzia and Reynolds (1998), which is available from the San Bernardino County Museum.

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Inyo County

Looking North Along U. S. Highway 395 Near Nine Mile Canyon.

U. S. Highway 395 climbs the grade north out of Indian Wells Valley to Little Lake and Rose Valley. Red Hill can be seen in the distance.


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Inyo Mountains

Joshua trees in Joshua Flats, Inyo County, California

Photograph taken October 6, 2000.

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Waucoba Saline Road

Photograph taken October 6, 2000.


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Little Cow Horn Valley

Photograph taken October 6, 2000.

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View west of Little Cow Horn Valley

Photograph taken April 23, 2008.

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So, is the road closed? Or Not?

Photograph taken October 6, 2000.


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Looking into Owens Valley from Death Valley Road

Photograph taken October 7, 2000.


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Kingston Range

Kingston Range, seen from Kingston Road, just north of Valley Wells.

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Looking down toward the Beck Spring Mine in the Kingston Range.


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Kingston Range from the northwest.


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Kingston Range as seen in late afternoon from Emigrant Pass.

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Kingston Range as seen from Excelsior Mine Road.

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Canyon in the Kingston Mountains.

In May 1998, I hiked up into this canyon in search of Kingston Mountains Ivesia (Ivesia patellifera). The purpose was to collect a fresh specimen for DNA studies by Barbara Ertter who studies this genus. It took me over an hour to climb up the boulder-strewn and rattlesnake-infested wash to the place shown here. Unfortunately, I chickened out when faced with climbing the slick rock face on the left. Back in the Herbarium, looking at this picture, we decided that I had walked right past the Ivesia, and didn't see it. Oh well ... maybe next year.

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Last Chance Range

Crater, former mining town.

Photograph taken October 7, 2000.

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Hanging Rock Canyon

Photograph taken October 7, 2000.

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Valley on east side of Last Chance Range.

Photograph taken October 7, 2000. Crankshaft Junction is just below the ridge at bottom right.


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View of unknown mine from Last Chance Mountain.

Photograph taken October 7, 2000.

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View of Last Chance Range across the Eureka Valley

Photograph taken October 6, 2000.

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Magruder Mountain

Magruder Mountain, as seen from the Last Chance Range to the southwest.

Photograph taken October 7, 2000.

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Mesquite Mountains

The Mesquite Mountains seen from the vicinity of Keany Pass.

While I did not recognize it when I photographed the mountain, I believe the Mesquite Mountains Thrust can be seen in the lower left.


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Mono Basin

Mono Basin and other nearby areas with floristic research

Map drawn 9-Oct-07.

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Panamint Mountains

Panamint Mountains and Telescope Peak from Panamint Valley Road.


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Panamint Valley

Northern Panamint Valley from Saline Valley Road.

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Panamint Valley and Panamint Range

Photograph taken 2-May-07.

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Queen Valley

US Highway 6 north through Queen Valley to Montgomery Pass

Photograph taken 11-May-07.

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Racetrack

The Racetrack from Cerro Gordo.

Photograph taken July 16, 2005.

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The Racetrack as seen from a distance.

The Racetrack is a dry lake, or playa, which is normally dry, but can be wet or be covered by several inches of water after a rainstorm. The valley containing the playa is called a bolson, which means purse in Spanish. Many geomorphic terms in the southwestern United States are Spanish in origin.

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Rock on The Racetrack

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Rock on The Racetrack.

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Rock on The Racetrack

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The Racetrack and the Grandstand.

The Grandstand is an outcrop of resistant syenite surrounded by playa deposits, and thus would be termed an "inselberg."

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Shoshone

Dugout in "Castles of Clay"


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Downtown Shoshone in the early morning.

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Moonrise over Shoshone

Photograph taken 1-May-07.

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Nighthawks in Shoshone.

Photograph taken 1-May-07.

I assume these were Lesser Nighthawks, flying in the lights over Shoshone.

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Tule Spring

Tule Spring, Alexander Hills in background.

This oasis may be formed by fine-grained materials dammed by vegetation in the low gradient California Valley.

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Walker Pass

Walker Pass on a windy Spring afternoon.

The historical plaque at Walker Pass reads as follows:

Walker's Pass

Discovered by Joseph R. Walker, American trail-blazer, who left the San Joaquin Valley through this pass in 1834. This area was traversed by topographer Edward M. Kern, after whom the Kern River was named, while accompanying the Fremont expedition of 1845. After 1860 it became a mining freight route to Owens Valley.

Dedicated April 25, 1937. Marker placed by Bakersfield Parlor No. 42 N.S.G.W., El Tejon Parlor No. N.S.G.W., Kern County Chamber of Commerce. State registered landmark No. 99.

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Westgard Pass

Westgard Pass.

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White Mountains

Field trip stop at Gilbert Summit

Photograph taken 11-May-07.

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Location that Sclerocactus polyancistrus was found.

Photograph taken 11-May-07.

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Partially-developed desert pavement on terrace above Furnace Creek

Photograph taken 11-May-07.

The second terrace above the wash had a partially developed desert pavement. A large boulder of granite is in left-center, partially decomposed. It was on this terrace that we found several specimens of Sclerocactus polyancistrus.


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Fish Lake Valley and the Silver Peak Range from Furnace Creek.

Photograph taken 11-May-07.

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Hiking in the lower part of Coldwater Canyon

Photograph taken 13-May-07 in Coldwater Canyon.

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Hiking in the lower part of Coldwater Canyon

Photograph taken 13-May-07 in Coldwater Canyon.

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Looking into the main part of Coldwater Canyon from a side canyon

Photograph taken 13-May-07 in Coldwater Canyon. A good trail around an area of shrub-choked stream can be seen on the opposite (south) bank.

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View west from Coldwater Canyon to the Sierra Nevada

Photograph taken 13-May-07.This view looks west across Chalfant Valley and Fish Slough, the Volcanic Tableland, to the Sierra Nevada. I think Wheeler Ridge is in the center, Pine Creek Canyon to left of Center, and Mount Tom is on the left.

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Wyman Creek in "Wyman Canyon"

Photograph taken 12-May-07.

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View into Wyman Canyon

Photograph taken 12-May-07.

"Wyman Canyon" is not recognized by the GNIS, but is a name commonly applied to the canyon containing Wyman Creek.

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Canyon ascending to Westgard Pass

Photograph taken 12-May-07.


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Upper portion of a side canyon to Coldwater Canyon.

Photograph taken 13-May-07 in Coldwater Canyon. The long straight floor of the canyon occurs at the contact between two formations.

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Hiking in the lower part of Coldwater Canyon

Photograph taken 13-May-07 in Coldwater Canyon.

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Boundary Peak (left) and Montgomery Peak (right) from Queen Valley.

Photograph taken 11-May-07.

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Tres Plumas Flat from the bottom of Furnace Creek.

Photograph taken 11-May-07.

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Zabriskie

Borax Spring at Zabriskie.

During the summer months, borax from Death Valley was processed here and shipped on the Tonopah and Tidewater railroad.


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Date and time this article was prepared: 5/15/2008 12:43:03 PM