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Death Valley, seen on Brent Thompson Western States Trip



2010-12-02 - Photo by Brent Thompson. Death Valley National Park, Death Valley, Inyo County, CA
Brent writes, "This was day 5 of the trip at Death Valley in Bad Water Basin, the lowest elevation in the country at -282 ft below sea level. This was 3 days after being at 14,110 ft at Pikes Peak. It was very warm at 110 degrees at 6pm, but it was also very beautiful and quite impressive..." Seen in the Columbia Magazine Group at Flickr.


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