Joshua Tree National Park in Southern California is a bizarre landscape where rocks and cactus pop up with strange and beautiful formations. The Colorado and Mojave deserts meet here.
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- Gettin’ our kicks on… you know.
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- Did you know Joshua “trees” aren’t trees at all? They’re actually a cousin of the yucca succulent. The Mormons thought the outstretched arms looked like the prophet Joshua, hence the name.
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- Mike looked at this rock formation and saw a Hershey’s kiss. I saw a garlic clove. Neither one of us could find the tulip that was supposed to be there!
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- The 49 Palms hike has a true oasis at the end of a rocky, barren trail.
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- Skull rock, with something in its eye.
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- When Freddie Fungus met Alice Algae, they took a LICHEN to each other.
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- Face Rock.
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- A handsome hiker at Cap Rock.
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- I only saw three bighorn sheep when I snapped this photo. Can you find the fourth?
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- A freakish hailstorm and mudslide brought an abrupt end to our trip. Thankfully, this is not our car, and the occupant is now OK!
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- Sunrise at the Cholla Cactus garden. Conditions are perfect here for thousands of the same cacti to hang out together.
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- Cholla or Teddy Bear cactus are “jumping” kind. A mere brush against them results in a piece being very attached to YOU!
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