Joshua Tree by danapommet
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Description
Joshua Tree National Park, established in 1936, is located in the Southern California Desert. The park encompasses nearly 800,000 acres of the Mojave and Colorado Deserts, conserving two separate desert ecosystems at different altitudes. The name of the park is derived from the distinctive Joshua Tree, a tall-growing variety of the yucca genus that grows prevalently within the parks boundaries. The first group of Humans known to inhabit the area were the Pinto Culture (between 8000 BC–1000 BC), followed by the Serrano, the Chemehuevi, and the Cahuilla. The park protects 501 archeological sites, 88 historic structures, 19 cultural landscapes, and houses 123,253 items in its museum collections. Some info from Wikipedia. Taken in 1996 and recently scanned.
Thanks for stopping by, taking a look and for all your previous favs and comments.
They are very much appreciated.
Dana

Comments (19)
Great capture! I love this park!
like those joshua trees, nice shot dana, also one of my nephew's names..steve
Wonderful capture
Superb Capture and clarity
Marvelous tree Dana, gorgeous lighting and capture, well done!
A fantastic tree!
How exciting to be where people lived all that time ago!
Beautiful capture in the park !
beautiful capture!
Brings back memories of my youth, our family spent a lot of time in that desert! Beautiful!
Great capture - and nice information! ;o)
A very beautiful capture, dear Dana !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Hugs, Karin :)
Excellent capture!
Those BC dates just seem amazing, very hard to comprehend!!!!
belle prise!
FANTASTIC TREE
Amazing Tree Awesome capture!
Arid, bright and hot in this excellent sharp image of the National Park, Dana! I experienced instant thirst when I first brought it up on the screen.
beautiful picture and interesting tree- thanks for information!