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Explore the historic Antelope Valley Indian Museum as darkness falls outside, during the first-ever “Night at the Indian Museum” fundraiser. The 85-year-old museum houses artifacts from the American Indian cultures of the Great Basin, Southwest and California regions; some items … Continue reading →

I finally did the talk I’ve been working on for several months. I’ve done maybe 5-6 of these and do enjoy them. I’m getting better and loosening up more with every one. The subject matter was different from my previous … Continue reading →

I received the following in an email today- I thought it would be interesting to share: Subject: letter from former Anza-Borrego State Park Superintendent on 12,000 acre wind project in Ocotillo, Imperial Valley Mr. Cedric Perry, Project Manager U. S. … Continue reading →

I spent today updating some of the most boring pages; I figure these get about 40 views a month- low traffic.  The updates are mainly adding links to related pages and photos I think are appropriate. Silurian Valley – Devil’s … Continue reading →

I may have posted about this before, certainly pieces of it, but it’s good for me to clarify and reaffirm my commitment: About fifteen years ago this month I started my Digital-Desert. The plan was to work on it for … Continue reading →

  Antelope Valley Indian Museum Annual American Indian Celebration Adults $5 – Kids age 12 and under –Free Museum exhibits Kid’s activities Fry Bread Native dancers Story tellers Artists Free parking October 1 and 2, 2011 11 AM to 4 … Continue reading →

From my comments log 2 hours ago: YES I NEED HELP RIGHT NOW EVER TIME WHAEN I CALLED THE TEACHER SHE IS STILL THERE AND I DONT HAVE THAT MUCH TIME TO BE WASTING NOW IM TRYING TO DOTHIS PROJECT.

There’s something dementedly satisfying about deleting thousands of pages and hundreds of megabytes of photos from a website. That’s how I spent my morning. I’ve been wanting to transfer everything from my AEVE.com website over to Digital-Desert.com. Some of the … Continue reading →

I received the following in my email this morning: “Just an FYI-Please update the “lester dale mine” page.  Unfortunately, some jerk has completely ruined the place.  when we went there recently, the wood beams to the main house had shooting … Continue reading →

I suppose Cougar Buttes on the divide between the Lucerne and Johnson Valleys is a well known location to off-road enthusiasts.  There’s been races and rock crawls out there, and I’ve seen (on television) thousands of people attending some event … Continue reading →