vmi63: Traffic on the highway crossing the dam
vmi63: Azelea
vmi63: Needle Point Holly
vmi63: Crab Apple
vmi63: Kwanzan Cherry
vmi63: Osprey
vmi63: Atlatl Rock - the steps allow visitors to climb to the level where ancient petroglyphs can be viewed
vmi63: Petroglyphs on Atlatl Rock
vmi63: Admiring the View
vmi63: Seven Sisters
vmi63: Mouse's Tank
vmi63: Mouse's Tank Trail is very defensible and a good area for bandits to hide. A few snipers in the hills along the trail could slow or stop a larger body of men.
vmi63: Petroglyphs along Mouse's Tank Trail
vmi63: Mouse's Tank Trail is very defensible and a good area for bandits to hide. A few snipers in the hills along the trail could slow or stop a larger body of men.
vmi63: Desert Globemallow on a prickly pear cactus
vmi63: MGM, New York New York and Louis Vuitton
vmi63: Planet Hollywood Entrance and Sephora
vmi63: The Flamingo, The Cromwell and Giada
vmi63: Sandstone Quarry Panorama
vmi63: Sandstone Quarry
vmi63: Borax Refining Works
vmi63: Zabriskie Point - The ant-size people in the lower center/right of the photo indicate the scale of this formation
vmi63: The Train Station at the Rhyolite ghost town. Trains stopped coming to Rhyolite by 1915 but the station was used as a casino in the 1930’s. It’s boarded up now, and protected by a chain- link fence.
vmi63: Wagons full of Borax and a Water Tank would be pulled by "20 mule teams" 162 miles across the Mojave Desert to the nearest railhead at Kelso, 160 miles distant
vmi63: Hydroelectric Generators in Hoover Dam
vmi63: Zabriskie Point
vmi63: The Strip
vmi63: Fire Wave
vmi63: "Desert Gold" Sunflowers
vmi63: The Desert in Bloom