Problems doing one thing

Jan 02, 2007 00:31


Have problems doing one thing. Want to

Write

novels
short stories
poems
video game reviews
film reviews
comics
non dual non fiction
travel stories

Take photographs

Travel to

The Smoke
Cheltenham
Edo & Heian-Kyo
Venezia & Lido
Caracas
Delft
Cologne
Berlin
Berne
Versailles
Zermatt


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veijukka January 4 2007, 01:23:50 UTC
All Nevada is high desert, although probably not Himalaya high. ;) Mono Lake looks something like that, only more moon-like. So does Pyramid Lake. I'll have to hunt down some of my camping photos from when I was out near some dry lake beds.

It took me a long time to appreciate the beauty of the desert. But now there's few things as starkly beautiful to my eyes, as dramatic to my imagination as the sorts of images as the one you posted. Much as I love my mountain lake home, with its heavy forests and deep homes, I also love the desert.

Like in the movie Lawrence of Arabia, when he's asked why he loves the desert: It's clean.

Here's a typical Nevada landscape:



The Black Rock Desert has some of the most striking land features in the state, but valleys like this are common in the Great Basin..

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fireceremony January 4 2007, 23:57:59 UTC

It really looks like the Himalays though, even if it doesn't have as high peaks. And it really looks amazingly lovely!

I've heard about the Burning Man festival in Black Rock Desert, and it sounds quite strenous to bring all your water to stay there. But it could definitely be worth being at the outskirts of the desert for a few days.

Is the picture from Black Rock Desert?

I can understand that it took a long time to appreciate the desert when you grew up with lakes and forests. The arid landscape really is stark and hides nothing.

Now I have to add the Nevadan desert to the list of places to see. :)

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