Parked at the motel, this vehicle advertises a unique business!
Beyond the power lines, the scene is magnificent!
A cinder cone to the north of Fossil Falls.
A large lava rock along the Fossil Falls trail. It stood about twenty feet tall.
Looking at the falls.
Another view of the falls, with interesting erosion.
Looking downstream.
The trail was scattered with lava rock.
At a rest area along Route 395, I saw this interesting sign! Was a "G" in there?
For my friend, Zen! Never just one!
Owens Lake with the Sierra Range behind.
Looking to the left of center, you can see switchbacks of the road leading to Horseshoe Meadows. I was able to drive up last year and witness some incredible views.
Surrounded by clouds, snow covered Mount Whitney lies behind the Alabama Range.
Main Street, Lone Pine, California.
The Lone Pine Airport "terminal."
The airport ramp.
This picture is shot to the east. The mountains behind Owens Lake reflect off the small amount of water remaining in the lake.
Some very pretty colors were present along the dry lake bed.
What do you see in these clouds?
This vehicle had a matching bus, but it was not for sale. Anyone with an extra $1400?
I did not see very many hubcaps!
The south face of the PPJ Museum. The following pictures are from the museum.
The electrical display!
Guest room!
An interesting "building!"
A bench with a table!
There is a toy plane perched above the bridge.
The front of the "museum!"
The yellow ball is a hanging lamp!
Solar Electric Operating Systems, operated by KJC Operating Company.
A view of the solar farm, one thousand square acres!
Many Joshua trees, AKA Yucca brevifolia, bordered Route 395.
I saw these appropriate signs at the aircraft storage base.
Newly arrived United Boeing 727s.
A row of L-1011s.
The green 737 to the left is a new aircraft that had not received its final paint scheme.
All types of aircraft were parked on the field.
Delta L-1011s with an interesting 747 to the right.
