Mark and I ventured out a few weeks ago to visit Joshua Tree National Park. We had a nice day and here are some photos of what we saw. This park does have Joshua Trees, cactus, wildlife and rock formations. They do a lot of rock climbing at this park.
"Over time, the bottom layers were compressed and fused into sedimentary rock. Then, around one billion years ago, Earth's continents collided to form a single supercontinent called Rodinia. ... The gneiss that formed in the Rodinian mountains is the oldest rock found in Joshua Tree National Park."
Joshua Tree
Skull Rock
It's obvious I loved the cactus. This is why we went because it was the time of year for them to be in bloom!


















