In the little flashback-series it’s now time for a view of another desert, and one that is usually quite the opposite of the Greenlandic desert where we are now presiding;
Death Valley that lies within the Mojave desert in Eastern California.
Last time we were here it was the hottest any one of us had ever tried; it seemed impossible to stay outside for more than a few minutes, because all humidity just disappeared from the skin and extraordinary heat made us uncomfortable. – This time in late November it was almost a little bit cold; 15-20 degrees and very dry and clear, so when the sun set everything got cold immediately.
Picture from the visit
The beautiful rock formations at Zabriskie Point
Flat desert almost 100 meters below the ocean surface:
Setting sun and the cold is getting closer
Lonely curve in the otherwise straigth road
Christian looking over the flat desert
Powerless sun over the salty flats
A roadrunner just like the one in the cartoon
Video from the visit;
Death Valley in the cold season
Anne Marie
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