Weekend in Death Valley
We left LA about 7am Saturday morning and arrived in Death Valley National Park somewhere around noon. Then the German girls know how to drive fast we didn't need to sit in the car more than necessary. Always at least 80 miles/hour (almost 140 km/h) and they told me that they had driven faster than 200 km/h back home. That's soo fast!
In the national park got to see all kinds of fields full of salt, beautiful landscapes of all the mountains (covered with snow, colorful, dry, shiny), we visited the lowest elevation in the whole US (far below the sea level), tops of mountains and small villages. Everywhere we went we were amazed of the silence. We got to experience the climate changes. From 11 degrees Celsius to 29 and to 5. From wind still to super windy. We enjoyed a natural heated giant pool and slept in the car (the tent was fallen down when we came back to the camp site in the dark) pretty nice anyways. Our Cruiser (PT) was our best friend during the journey I guess. One of the last things we did was visiting a ghost city. Kind of strange with a random, kind of weird host. The restroom for visitors there was disgusting with spider webs and yeah uh the place was a kind of strange overall. So deserted.
My company for the weekend was great, Thank you Germans - you have inspired me to learn German. Soo easy (like a mix between English, Swedish and Finnish.) We have also made some plans about going to Grand Canyon, Tijuana and Las Vegas together. We'll have lots of fun!
I will publish some pics in short.
