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JT Nat’l Park officials close popular Park sites
Graffiti forces closure of popular Joshua Tree Nat’l Park sites The Associated Press Posted: 04/13/2013 08:12:22 PM PDT April 14, 2013 3:48 AM GMT – Updated: 04/13/2013 08:48:25 PM PDT JOSHUA TREE NATIONAL PARK, Calif. - Acts of graffiti … Continue reading
Posted in A guide to Joshua Tree Nat'l Park, Local Miscellaneous Topics, Local Senior Citizen Forum, Misc Topics, Our Deserts Wild Scenery, The Local Things, Tourism in our Morongo Basin region, Visitor/Tourist Resources
Tagged 92252, Basin, boulders, can, criminal, deface, defacing, destruction, giant, grafitti, granite, Joshua, morongo, National, paint, Park, spray, tagger, Tree, Valley, vandal, vandalism, visual, Yucca
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BOBCAT ATROCITY Discovered by local JT resident
Local resident, Tom O’Key, discovers a hidden Bobcat live-trap on his private property, set to capture a Bobcat (disregarding size, age, gender) solely for stripping the skin and fur off the animal to be sold to a buyer in a foreign … Continue reading
Posted in Local Government Issues, Our Desert's Wild Critters, Tourism in our Morongo Basin region
Tagged bobcat, butcher, cage, foreign buyers, fur, hunt, kill, pelts, traps
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Julius Ceasar Casting Call
JOSHUA TREE, CA – In the Cultural Center’s second casting call this month in support of its almost fifty-year tradition of staging the Desert’s best in live theatre, the Hi-Desert Cultural Center in association with The Yucca Valley Shakespeare Guild is … Continue reading
Posted in Local Community Happenings, Local Culture & Music Forum, Local Miscellaneous Topics, Local Senior Citizen Forum, Misc Topics, The Local Things, Tourism in our Morongo Basin region, Visitor/Tourist Resources
Tagged 2013, actor, audition, Caesar, calif, casting, center, cultural, cultural center, Guild, Hi Desert, January 19, Joshua, Julius, live theatre, Shakespeare, Tree, Valley, Yucca
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Massage Therapy FAQs 2
What are the characteristics of Body Massage therapies? Which are the most popular? Here we’ll explore ten or more different “styles” or “types” of massage therapy to learn the differences between each type and potentially learn the “best” type for your … Continue reading
Posted in A guide to Joshua Tree Nat'l Park, Local Community Happenings, Local Miscellaneous Topics, Local Senior Citizen Forum, Local Sports Forum, Misc Topics, The Local Things, Tourism in our Morongo Basin region, Visitor/Tourist Resources
Tagged 5-star, abdomen, arm, aromatherapy, back, back-rub, cancer, certified, erotic, essential oil, essential oils, facial, feel-good, feet, Female, hands, head, hot, hot towel massage, hotel, injury, leg, lotion, luxury, male, man, massage, Massage Therapy Foundation, muscle, neck, parlor, pregnancy, rub, Ruth Werner, salon, sensual, sexual, shitasu, spas, sport, sports, stone, swedish, therapy, towel, tumor, Woman
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Visiting our Southwestern Deserts – safely
Four Essential Life-Saving Tips for Safe Travels in Dangerous Desert Heat Plan and Pack Right to Avoid Tragedy in Triple-Digit Desert Temps Author: Hillary Fox - While cruising north on I-95 in Nevada en route to Death Valley National Park, we encountered a … Continue reading
Posted in A guide to Joshua Tree Nat'l Park, Misc Topics, Our Deserts Wild Scenery, The Local Things, Tourism in our Morongo Basin region, Visitor/Tourist Resources
Tagged 92252, airports, American, arizona, bouldering, Canyon, danger, desert, heat, hiking, Joshua, las vegas, Mojave, National, native, nevada, news, Palm Springs, Park, red rock, road, security, tips, transportation, travel, Tree, trip, TSA
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PhotoInterest – Interacting with our Wildlife
Our Desert Critters - in and around Joshua Tree The desert is home to numerous varieties of wildlife from the tiniest of insects to big horn sheep, coyotes and Bobcats, and yes, lizards too. This is a 7-inch Desert Gecko sitting atop the … Continue reading
Posted in Birds, Local Miscellaneous Topics, Misc Topics, Our Desert's Wild Critters, Reptiles, The Local Things, Tourism in our Morongo Basin region, Visitor/Tourist Resources
Tagged 29-palms, Basin, bird, birds, bunnies, bunny, cottontail, desert, desert wildlife, dove, endangered species, Gecko, iguana, insects, jack, Joshua, king, kingsnake, lizard, love, lovebirds, Mojave, morongo, rabbit, road, Roadrunner, runner, scorpion, snake, tortoise, Tree, turtle, Valley, wildlife, Yucca
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