hey...loved your pics. Reminded me of when I moved out to Rancho Mirage a few years ago. The first time I came across this amazing landscape was by accident. I had missed my westbond exit and had to turn around out there in "The Valley of The Windmills"...as I named it. They really are amazing in person...they seem to go on forever, and they are HUGE. I look forward to seeing more pictures, as I have since moved out of the desert....I often thought how cool an aerial view might look....anyway, thanks again. -67-
I love your photos. The last time I rode past those was 10 years ago when we drove from MN to LA to visit my in-laws back when I was married and my son Seamus was a baby and my daughter Fiona was a 2-year-old.
I don't know if I mentioned this before but I lived in Woodland Hills LA as a small child. I was born in Sacramento but now I own a home in MN and live in Wisconsin. I also lived in Vermont from ages 6-14. My mom was a hippy and my ex-step dad Byron Dix (now dead) was a weird scientist who wrote a book called Manitou with a man name James Mavor.
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Amazing. I bet its all pretty surreal when you're actually standing there or passing by on the road.
hey...loved your pics. Reminded me of when I moved out to Rancho Mirage a few years ago.
The first time I came across this amazing landscape was by accident. I had missed my westbond exit and had to turn around out there in "The Valley of The Windmills"...as I named it.
They really are amazing in person...they seem to go on forever, and they are HUGE.
I look forward to seeing more pictures, as I have since moved out of the desert....I often thought how cool an aerial view might look....anyway, thanks again. -67-
I love your photos. The last time I rode past those was 10 years ago when we drove from MN to LA to visit my in-laws back when I was married and my son Seamus was a baby and my daughter Fiona was a 2-year-old.
I don't know if I mentioned this before but I lived in Woodland Hills LA as a small child. I was born in Sacramento but now I own a home in MN and live in Wisconsin. I also lived in Vermont from ages 6-14. My mom was a hippy and my ex-step dad Byron Dix (now dead) was a weird scientist who wrote a book called Manitou with a man name James Mavor.
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