USA - Southwest forum: White Sands National Monument - November 2011
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We had the place pretty much to ourselves Most of these pictures can speak for themselves         The soil in the interdunal flats is salty. I know. I tasted it.  The soaptree yucca is the state tree of New Mexico.  This is a young one. I laid down on the ground to take this picture. It was cool and slightly damp.  animal tracks, maybe kit fox  |
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| Wow, you sure did have the place to yourself. What a neat place tho! I love that first picture :o) A small town has no secrets except itself |
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| There were more people, though not many, over at another section where there was a marked trail. In this section you can just roam at will. It would be easy to get lost. |
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| Grinning, how embarrassing to get lost in this day and age. The sand sure is beautiful! A small town has no secrets except itself |
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| People even get lost around here. I'm not sure how, but it happens. |
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