November 2008
After returning from Southeast Asia, we headed west to San Francisco. It took about 4 days to get there, and on the way we spent the night in a town near the Grand Canyon. It started snowing when we arrived that night, and the next morning there was about 2 feet of snow on our car. By then the sun was shining, so we trudged through the snow down the street of this small western town to a local diner for breakfast before heading out.
After returning from Southeast Asia, we headed west to San Francisco. It took about 4 days to get there, and on the way we spent the night in a town near the Grand Canyon. It started snowing when we arrived that night, and the next morning there was about 2 feet of snow on our car. By then the sun was shining, so we trudged through the snow down the street of this small western town to a local diner for breakfast before heading out.
Death Valley National Park, California.
The lowest point in the USA, about 300 feet below sea level. Now it's just a bunch of dried up salt. Supposedly this used to be the ocean, and this little puddle of thick soupy saltwater is all that's left.
Death Valley National Park, California.
The lowest point in the USA, about 300 feet below sea level. Now it's just a bunch of dried up salt. Supposedly this used to be the ocean, and this little puddle of thick soupy saltwater is all that's left.
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Hello, I'm Bryan Tighe, a freelance software and web developer. I also enjoy travel, photography, and running. I'm available for hire if you're interested in having me build a dynamic website for you. Check out my portfolio for more information. On this site you can also find examples of my photography. In 2009, we traveled the world.