This brochure says what we felt about the heat.....
Like I said, the visitor center was really nice, inside and out. They had a great interpretive trail and neat exhibits.....
Family photo-op!
Ava and Isaac did the Jr. Ranger program....
In the evening we looked for critters. We didn't have much luck, except for this little shovel nosed snake....
However, on Bryan and Ava's little adventure ~ they saw a different type of critter. One of the symbols of a hot desert.....
Yep, the roadrunner ;)
Ava thought it was really cool.......
.............. and just like that, it was gone!
Headed back home, we passed the Salton Sea, which is a shallow, saline lake located directly on the San Andreas Fault. Like Death Valley, it is below sea level.
Somewhere after, we passed rows and rows of date trees! We can honestly say that we've seen what a date tree looks like. They are pretty neat! They look like palm trees....
These, are the palm trees.....
Bryan likes to take the road through Rainbow Canyon, in hopes of finding cool snakes there.
Guess what he found?!
Isssssssssssssssaac!
I'm just going to take the opportunity and say something about this little girl. She is the GREATEST traveler ever! I think she knows that with every ride there is something fun about to happen :)
She is wonderful!
A great ending to a great trip as we headed back to the Great Basin :)















































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