Photos by Glen Ward: on the map, in Google Earth (KML)

Great idea! We actually drove past this yesterday and thought "I must come photograph this sometime soon!"

Thanks for the tip. All the best. -LouisSaint

That was exactly my plan! I made it to the top of the mountain where the ants were swarming (they think nothing of flying into your eyes and ears), got sunburnt and ran out of water coming back down. Quite a day. No rattlesnakes at least.

are from this area if you are do you know the Jackson's

look! ghosts!

Too lazy? I couldn't ignore this view of El Cap. If you look around my photos you'll see that I did get out of my car.

I ran out of daylight, almost out of fuel, and was hoping that Death Valley would be warmest place I would find to sleep in my car. By 3am I got fed up of shivering and hit the road again! It wasn't warm but it was beautiful in twilight.

At the right in the photo is Cookes Peak looking to the west. The canyon at the foot (left) of the mountain was a route for the Butterfield Stage line. The Apaches did their best at thwarting to no avail, unfortunately.

nice photo ;)

nice photo. The trees are perfectly placed ; )