A couple of weekends ago, I went camping in Death Valley. While there, I roasted hot dogs and made s’mores over a camp fire, visited a castle, walked along a desert river and saw the famous “pup fish” (which were pretty underwhelming, by the way), made snow angels in a field of salt, climbed on purple, blue and green rocks and threw popcorn at some kangaroo rats.
Me, looking like a hardcore outdoorswomenWe spent a lot of time driving around…I got bored!Scotty’s Castle (There’s a castle in the middle of Death Valley…Creepy!)
There’s a river in the desert…with real fish in it!Boardwalk in the desertCloseup of a Desert PlantAren’t those rocks pretty?Sliding down the Hill on my buttMaking Snow-Angels in the Salt FieldThe requisite jumping shotMy Gymnast ShotPlaying Around on a TrainLaying in the middle of the road
Making ShadowsMy Friend decided it’d be funny to give the finger to the seaMountains at Sunset.View of the Mountains as we leave the park
Reannon Muth is a full-time writer, social media consultant and owner and manager of the Taken by the Wind travel blog. Born in Hawaii, Reannon has lived in five countries, at Disney World and on a cruise ship. She currently lives in fabulous Las Vegas.
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