Artist’s Drive/Artist’s Palette in Death Valley
Climbing above Badwater Road, Artist’s Drive displays a spectacular palette of colour on the face of the Black Mountains. Minted pearl green from chlorite—my favourite.
Climbing above Badwater Road, Artist’s Drive displays a spectacular palette of colour on the face of the Black Mountains. Minted pearl green from chlorite—my favourite.
A great dad and granddad, I think I’m free to say, is how Lynn and Clare characterize Magellan. He’s generous, patient, witty and understanding. Skilled
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