Comments on: Inyo County: The Land of Diversity and Contrasts http://california.today.com/2008/10/16/inyo-county-the-land-of-diversity-and-contrasts/ Sharing the natural diverse beauty and the cultural history of California. Thu, 24 Dec 2009 04:01:51 +0000 http://www.today.com/version-2.3.1 By: jodapoet http://california.today.com/2008/10/16/inyo-county-the-land-of-diversity-and-contrasts/#comment-130 jodapoet Sat, 18 Oct 2008 17:45:10 +0000 http://california.today.com/2008/10/16/inyo-county-the-land-of-diversity-and-contrasts/#comment-130 The scenery is just breathtaking - so peaceful and serene. I need to visit very soon. Thanks for sharing and also for your comments on my blog. http://insanfrancisco.today.com http://apoetsview.today.com The scenery is just breathtaking - so peaceful and serene. I need to visit very soon. Thanks for sharing and also for your comments on my blog.

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]]> By: betchai http://california.today.com/2008/10/16/inyo-county-the-land-of-diversity-and-contrasts/#comment-129 betchai Sat, 18 Oct 2008 14:09:41 +0000 http://california.today.com/2008/10/16/inyo-county-the-land-of-diversity-and-contrasts/#comment-129 thanks so much sarabella, vixen and sunnflr. @ Vixen, if you plan to see a lot of what Inyo has to offer, then, a weekend is definitely not enough. Lone Pine (where Alabama Hills is) is 4 hr drive from SD, and to go to Death Valley from Lone Pine is about an hour too. And Death Valley is huge, some just stop by there for pictures, which I wonder if they appreciate it at all. I believe the beauty of DV is after what you see what lies behind the hidden and putting all the pieces together, which means a weekend is definitely not enough. For Fall peeping in Bishop, I think a weekend is enough, staying for a night. But I believe right now, their leaves have all fallen already. We have been to Inyo 3x but still never get to see all of Inyo offers. I would have to email you later for more of this. thanks so much sarabella, vixen and sunnflr.

@ Vixen, if you plan to see a lot of what Inyo has to offer, then, a weekend is definitely not enough. Lone Pine (where Alabama Hills is) is 4 hr drive from SD, and to go to Death Valley from Lone Pine is about an hour too. And Death Valley is huge, some just stop by there for pictures, which I wonder if they appreciate it at all. I believe the beauty of DV is after what you see what lies behind the hidden and putting all the pieces together, which means a weekend is definitely not enough. For Fall peeping in Bishop, I think a weekend is enough, staying for a night. But I believe right now, their leaves have all fallen already. We have been to Inyo 3x but still never get to see all of Inyo offers. I would have to email you later for more of this.

]]> By: sunnflr http://california.today.com/2008/10/16/inyo-county-the-land-of-diversity-and-contrasts/#comment-128 sunnflr Sat, 18 Oct 2008 04:13:54 +0000 http://california.today.com/2008/10/16/inyo-county-the-land-of-diversity-and-contrasts/#comment-128 I really like the picture of North Lake. All of them are beautiful though, and it does look peaceful. I really like the picture of North Lake. All of them are beautiful though, and it does look peaceful.

]]> By: sarabella http://california.today.com/2008/10/16/inyo-county-the-land-of-diversity-and-contrasts/#comment-126 sarabella Fri, 17 Oct 2008 19:04:01 +0000 http://california.today.com/2008/10/16/inyo-county-the-land-of-diversity-and-contrasts/#comment-126 Another round of gorgeous photos... I'm so jealous! The second shot is my favorite... I love the unique shadow result!!! And thank you so much for those get well wishes, I think they worked!! Another round of gorgeous photos… I’m so jealous! The second shot is my favorite… I love the unique shadow result!!! And thank you so much for those get well wishes, I think they worked!!

]]> By: betchai http://california.today.com/2008/10/16/inyo-county-the-land-of-diversity-and-contrasts/#comment-124 betchai Fri, 17 Oct 2008 18:45:59 +0000 http://california.today.com/2008/10/16/inyo-county-the-land-of-diversity-and-contrasts/#comment-124 Thanks a lot, Melissa, Mark, Nova , Heidi and Debbie. @ Melissa, I agree, the desert is a wonderland of learning. @ Mark, thanks, i really like that black volcanic sand photo too, definitely one of my favorites if not the favorite. i am always drawn to its surreal colors and landscape. @ Nova, yes, lagawan lang guid ako ya! Love to wander, hihi. Thanks for the visit too. @ Heidi, thanks always for your inspiring comment. @ Deb, Palm Springs is not that close to Inyo County, but I think they are separated only by one County, that is San Bernardino. Palm Springs is very close to Joshua Tree National Park ( http://sandiegobackroads.today.com/2008/10/08/joshua-tree-national-park/ ), which I featured in my San Diego Backroads. Thanks a lot, Melissa, Mark, Nova , Heidi and Debbie.

@ Melissa, I agree, the desert is a wonderland of learning.

@ Mark, thanks, i really like that black volcanic sand photo too, definitely one of my favorites if not the favorite. i am always drawn to its surreal colors and landscape.

@ Nova, yes, lagawan lang guid ako ya! Love to wander, hihi. Thanks for the visit too.

@ Heidi, thanks always for your inspiring comment.

@ Deb, Palm Springs is not that close to Inyo County, but I think they are separated only by one County, that is San Bernardino. Palm Springs is very close to Joshua Tree National Park ( http://sandiegobackroads.today.com/2008/10/08/joshua-tree-national-park/ ), which I featured in my San Diego Backroads.

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