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November 19, 2008: Dusty Death Valley
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Dusty Death Valley: A small dust storm blows down a mountain valley in Death Valley National Park. Death Valley holds the record for the hottest temperature recorded in the United States, 134 degrees Fahrenheit. It rains less than 2" per year on average!
Dusty Death Valley: A small dust storm blows down a mountain valley in Death Valley National Park. Death Valley holds the record for the hottest temperature recorded in the United States, 134 degrees Fahrenheit. It rains less than 2" per year on average!
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2008-11-19 12:45:57
Gaz from
Oregon about 16years ago said:
Nice, but it looks hot and dry !
Nice, but it looks hot and dry !
Dr Badar Ansari from
BALOCHISTAN about 16years ago said:
It is a nice picture, we have lot of death vallies in Balochistan
It is a nice picture, we have lot of death vallies in Balochistan
Shaheen from
PAKISTAN about 16years ago said:
SUBHAN ALLAH
SUBHAN ALLAH
Judith from
Africa about 16years ago said:
Its a scary place, like it name
Its a scary place, like it name
liane from
montana about 16years ago said:
What a great place for insects and reptiles to live.
What a great place for insects and reptiles to live.
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