SQUARES – Up Above Sea Level
The sign that Frank is pointing indicates the “SEA LEVEL” line. We were about to embark on one of the most interesting places on Earth. The lowest point in the Lower 48 states of the United States. In Death Valley National Park, people come from all over the world for the experience. This part of Death Valley is 282 feet (85.5 meters) below sea level. We were only part of the way down towards the bottom.
Frank and me at the bottom of Death Valley. It was 102 F (39 C) but the dry heat was tolerable. After hiking about a mile (1.6 km) out of the 11 mile (17.7 km) stretch across, we turned around. The hike up and out of the salt pit of the valley was brutal but so worth the experience. “Death” by Honeymoon seems like a great title of a novel. hmmmm! circa: April 2017
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I hope the water doesn’t rush into the valley! That valley is about an hour from my place, a nice day trip.
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I’ve told you that you need to go. It is a day trip but we stayed in Parump which was exactly an hour to the entrance so your place might be a little longer to that exact spot. 😊
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What an astonishing place!
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It was quite something! 😉
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wow, how amazing. I have vague memories of going here in the 70s but am going to need to check with my Mum if indeed that is correct!!
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It was magical. You would think anything with the word “Death” in it wouldn’t be expressed as magical. 🙂
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I’d love to check out Death Valley…
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It is so worth it. I’d etch out several days to a couple of weeks. We barely scratched the surface when we went and we spent e days there. 🙂
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I would have never thought to spend multiple days there… thanks for the tip!
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Your welcome. It’s an experience I will not soon forget and can’t wait to explore again…even more! 🙂
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that’s good to know!
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🙂
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That title will be a hot seller 😃😃
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Oh la la! It sure has me thinking about it! 🙂
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