Death Valley National Park in California is the hottest (record 134 degrees) , driest (low rainfall, high evaporation rate), lowest (282 feet below sea level), and wildest (3.1 million acres and is the largest designated wilderness in the USA outside Alaska).
Death Valley National Park, CA: Zabriskie PointDeath Valley National Park, CA: Artists PaletteDeath Valley National Park, CA: Badwater Basin, lowest spot in North America (282 ft below sea level).Death Valley National Park, CA: Teakettle JunctionDeath Valley National Park, CA: Zabriskie PointDeath Valley National Park, CA: Ubehebe Crater (500 ft deep, 1/2 mile across)
Okay… I don’t get it…. We just came back from California and it was smokin hot. In fact…. I thought I was going to implode. Yet, I see that Becky has on two shirts, Margaret is in a long sleeve shirt??????? How is this possible? How hot was it in the daytime? I can’t imagine.
Thank you for that laugh. Ok, I am behind on the blog. We are in California, but not in Death Valley. We drove to the coast to beat the heat. Hope you guys enjoyed your travels in California even though it was smokin’ hot!
Kao Chronicles 
Okay… I don’t get it…. We just came back from California and it was smokin hot. In fact…. I thought I was going to implode. Yet, I see that Becky has on two shirts, Margaret is in a long sleeve shirt??????? How is this possible? How hot was it in the daytime? I can’t imagine.
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Thank you for that laugh. Ok, I am behind on the blog. We are in California, but not in Death Valley. We drove to the coast to beat the heat. Hope you guys enjoyed your travels in California even though it was smokin’ hot!
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