driving across the country, the landscapes and landmarks fly by the window, and just like in life, you don’t really know what you’ve missed until you sit back and contemplate the memories (or in this case….scroll through iphoto)
also, just like in life, being on the road has it’s ups and downs as we’ve learned. every turn can bring something strange and wonderful.
on your way to the outermost part of civilization in the united states, where there are no rules, no zoning, no government….you first have to pass by Salvation Mountain. and learn about a human who just wanted to share his love with everyone through his art.
salvation mountain / california / 2.2016
then we ventured through slab city, weird and wonderful as it is….
slab city / california / 2.2016
slab city / california / 2.2016
slab city / california / 2.2016
the previous day, on a long stretch of boring road, out of nowhere pops the most amazing sand dunes you’ve ever seen (well, you’ve never seen any!)
where did all that sand come from?
imperial sand dunes / california / 2.22016
imperial sand dunes / california / 2.2016
I mean, this is some Mad Max shit right here.
which led us to our current park(ing) spot…Joshua Tree. we’ve only explored a teeny little corner of it so far, but it is magnificent.
from the big boulders…
joshua tree ntl park / california / 2.2016
joshua tree ntl park / california / 2.2016
to the little teeny cactus…
joshua tree ntl park / california / 2.2016
….and the sunset from our campsite….not bad.
joshua tree / california / 2.2016
All images © 2013-2016 Jeannie M. Starks / two daisies life
