Antique Farm Randomness

Somewhere along the 99, we made a pit stop and found this old place. I don't know if you can call it a museum, there were antiques everywhere, as well as farm animals to pet and feed if you put a quarter in the pellet vending machine. We just roamed through all this old stuff, no people were around to tell us not to touch stuff. Ancient farm equipments, a 4-story tree house, and a store of home made food stuffs surrounded us. It was a really fun, totally random stop on our drive through the center of CA.

Death Valley, CA

The Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes of Death Valley, CA

A rest stop along the 395 as we left Death Valley provided breathtaking views of wind-swept, snow-capped mountains on a brisk, sunny day.
This awesome set up reminded me of a vacation we took when I was nine, my Uncle V had a Winnebago from the same era. We met him in Winnemucca, NV and he drove my dad, two of my sisters and I to Yellowstone in one of these. Obviously, this one has some major improvements, noting the solar panels.

The Badlands, lowest place in North America

Even in Death Valley, the flowers grow