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tripledigitken
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Borrego camping trip
Recently we spent a week camping with our visiting daughter and grand daughter. Nice time of year to be out there, reminds me of Baja.
campsite just before sunrise
Font's point
tribute to off-roading
lots of water if you know where to go
the shade of Palm Canyon Grove is a good spot for lunch
looking towards Baja....................
[Edited on 1-9-2012 by tripledigitken]
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Curt63
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Real nice!
I was out at Painted Gorge last weekend and the weather was Glorious!
No worries
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Bajaboy
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Nice, we'll be out there for President's Day Weekend....love exploring the area.
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goldhuntress
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Nice photos. Thanks for the share.
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Barry A.
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Ken-----------Beautiful shots, which Borrego always provides.
Your last shot "looking towards Baja"-------where was that taken from?----the Truckhaven Rocks perhaps?? or Fonts Point??
Barry
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tripledigitken
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Barry,
It was taken from Font's Point. I have to take all first timers there, in this case it was our grand daughter.
Ken
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Beautiful country and pictures, thanks.
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Natalie Ann
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I especially like the textures and colors of the green against gold sixth image.
Glad to see you gave your granddaughter the full intro tour.
nena
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Quote: | Originally posted by Natalie Ann
I especially like the textures and colors of the green against gold sixth image.
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I agree with you on that one.
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Love Borrego, and you've shown it well!
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Roberto
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Palm Canyon Grove! Great place, and a great shot. We always hike over there when camping at Bow Willow, a nostalgic place for us, as it was our first
experience of the Southwest Desert after moving out here from the East Coast.
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Interesting trip, thanks for the photos
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I was camping across the sea from you Thurs. night. Nobody likes the Salton Sea, but I sure do! It didn`t even smell like rotten fish this time. And
there`s Salvation Mt., Slab City, hot springs, bloop bloop mud pots, White Pelicans, fields of Snow Geese, Bombay Beach, Niland Marina, some low
flying military jets, and geocaches!
Beautiful night Thurs., the Sea was glass calm about 76 degrees. It is a bit disarming when you figure out the beautiful white sand, isn`t sand but
dried Talipia bones (BTW I threw a few dried up Talipia on my fire and discovered a new source of firewood).
Borrego looks beautiful, maybe next week! Thanks for your pics!
"When you catch a fish, you open the door of happiness."
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tripledigitken
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Quote: | Originally posted by Roberto
Palm Canyon Grove! Great place, and a great shot. We always hike over there when camping at Bow Willow, a nostalgic place for us, as it was our first
experience of the Southwest Desert after moving out here from the East Coast. |
Roberto,
The Palm Canyon we were at is the one by the Borrego Springs visitor's center and campground. The one by Bow Willow is Mountain Palm Canyon, might
that be the one you have been to?
I have camped in Mtn Palm canyon and Bow Willow many times and they are great locations. There is a nice hike from the south palm grove over to the
north palm grove in Mtn Palm Canyon, have you done that hike?
Ken
[Edited on 1-10-2012 by tripledigitken]
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Fantastic photography of that area Ken! Thank you!
The SAME boiling water that softens the potato hardens the egg. It's about what you are made of NOT the circumstance.
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You've probably answered this question a million times, but what camera do you have?
Nevermind, Nikon D7000? Nice!
[Edited on 1-10-2012 by BooJumMan]
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Roberto
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Quote: | Originally posted by tripledigitken
Quote: | Originally posted by Roberto
Palm Canyon Grove! Great place, and a great shot. We always hike over there when camping at Bow Willow, a nostalgic place for us, as it was our first
experience of the Southwest Desert after moving out here from the East Coast. |
Roberto,
The Palm Canyon we were at is the one by the Borrego Springs visitor's center and campground. The one by Bow Willow is Mountain Palm Canyon, might
that be the one you have been to?
I have camped in Mtn Palm canyon and Bow Willow many times and they are great locations. There is a nice hike from the south palm grove over to the
north palm grove in Mtn Palm Canyon, have you done that hike?
Ken
[Edited on 1-10-2012 by tripledigitken] |
Yeah, looking at the map, that's the one I was referring to, Mountain Palm Grove/Canyon. And I've done that hike from Bow Willow to Mountain Palm to
Southwest Grove and back. It's beautiful country. ANd when you read about the stories on Bow Willow, and the Indian population in that area, in that
bowl, with the arroyo and the Willows, very evocative - magical.
Thanks for reminding me.
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tripledigitken
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Quote: | Originally posted by Roberto
Quote: | Originally posted by tripledigitken
Quote: | Originally posted by Roberto
Palm Canyon Grove! Great place, and a great shot. We always hike over there when camping at Bow Willow, a nostalgic place for us, as it was our first
experience of the Southwest Desert after moving out here from the East Coast. |
Roberto,
The Palm Canyon we were at is the one by the Borrego Springs visitor's center and campground. The one by Bow Willow is Mountain Palm Canyon, might
that be the one you have been to?
I have camped in Mtn Palm canyon and Bow Willow many times and they are great locations. There is a nice hike from the south palm grove over to the
north palm grove in Mtn Palm Canyon, have you done that hike?
Ken
[Edited on 1-10-2012 by tripledigitken] |
Yeah, looking at the map, that's the one I was referring to, Mountain Palm Grove/Canyon. And I've done that hike from Bow Willow to Mountain Palm to
Southwest Grove and back. It's beautiful country. ANd when you read about the stories on Bow Willow, and the Indian population in that area, in that
bowl, with the arroyo and the Willows, very evocative - magical.
Thanks for reminding me. |
Try the hike from the Visitors Center into Palm Grove (4miles rt). There were water falls at the grove over Thanksgiving.
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Nice!
What a great Artist U R with those pics! Thanks for the share.
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Ken absolutely beautiful photos, thanks for posting them.
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