After watching Agustine's video I feel almost guilty posting this one. Naw not really I was filming in shirt sleeves and under my black sun shade it was a little warm.
Close to the Valley of Fire
- Thread starter rkyleh
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This is on the road to the west entrance. Just before you get to the sign that says entering the valley of fire there is a dirt road that turns north. You can't fly from in the state park. April will not be to hot, now June might boil your brains. Good luck there is a lot of interesting scenery around southern NV.
HiloHawaiian
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wrdavis57
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Very nice video. Excellent music selection!!!!
When I see terrain like this I always think of early man explorers having to cross that on foot........
When I see terrain like this I always think of early man explorers having to cross that on foot........
Tommy Molnar
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We 'camped' in the Valley of Fire last August. What a HUGE mistake THAT was. Hotter than hell, even at night. During the day it was 115° and higher. At night it dipped to a frigid 90-95° or so. The a/c in our trailer could not keep it under 90° during the day. We lost all the veggies in the fridge, which could not stay below 50°!
Now why, you might ask, would we foolishly do this? Our son and his wife were coming back from somewhere in Colorado on their way to a wedding in Santa Barbara, then home to Marin County, CA. This would be the only time we could meet up somewhere, and we left the 'somewhere' up to them. And, THEY were tent camping!
Anyway, the park was darned near empty at this time of the year so we had our choice of campsites. Winter is a different story. Good luck finding ANY campsites - ha. Nevertheless, it's a beautiful place to visit.
Now why, you might ask, would we foolishly do this? Our son and his wife were coming back from somewhere in Colorado on their way to a wedding in Santa Barbara, then home to Marin County, CA. This would be the only time we could meet up somewhere, and we left the 'somewhere' up to them. And, THEY were tent camping!
Anyway, the park was darned near empty at this time of the year so we had our choice of campsites. Winter is a different story. Good luck finding ANY campsites - ha. Nevertheless, it's a beautiful place to visit.
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