Hello friend and nature fans. Happy weekend! For today's Daily Nature Fix, I'll be posting a few photos taken in the deserts of the American southwest. It's getting cold here in Pennsylvania, and the more the temperature drops, the more I want to visit somewhere warm. I think that overall feeling steered me into the theme for tonight's post. I may have shared some of these a long time ago, but I've sorta reedited them since I've been learning more about how to do so.
^^^I like this one. I took this while on the somewhat treacherous road leading to the Racetrack Playa in Death Valley, which I spoke of in one or two of my posts last week. Daily Nature Fix: Knee Deep in a Dry Lake. The view shown here is over looking the crazy wrinkles of the Cottonwood Mountains.
^^^This is looking over the Betatakin Canyon in Arizona. Within those large, natural arches in the cliff wall you can find some Anasazi cliff dwellings in this very canyon.
^^^I always like to add at least one CLASSIC wild west desert scene, and it doesn't get more classic than Monument Valley in southern Utah. I have so many photos from this place. The mitten buttes, like pictured on the right here, have been featured in so many western movies and tv shows.
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