Water and Palms
We sometimes followed valleys that were full of palm trees. The availability of water works wonders in deserts.
posted by Tom Rampton @ 7:14 PM
Monday, July 09, 2007
We sometimes followed valleys that were full of palm trees. The availability of water works wonders in deserts.About Me
- Name: Tom Rampton
- Location: Nathrop, Colorado, United States
I'm a writer, photographer, and an independent publisher. I've mostly done river guidebooks, but also wrote and photographed Vietnam in the Absence of War about that country and about bicycling there. I'll be working on a book of photographs across the whole United States along or near Highway 50, and another about the building of a motorglider that's now in progress. I encourage comments on this blog. It's the only way I can tell whether anybody's been here.
Previous Posts
- Former Route to Tombouctou (Timbuktu)
- Limited Agriculture in a Dry Land
- The Sahara Century
- Zagora
- Geological Interest
- Rugs in Ouarzazate
- To Ouarzazate
- River and Road
- Out of the Mountains, Bound for Ouarzazate
- Human Habitation in an Arid Land
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