Valley of Fire

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February 7th 2022

Published: February 26th 2022

The Valley of Fire is a National park in Clark County, Nevada. It is formed by bright, stunning, red Aztec sandstone and known for over 2,000 year old petroglyphs; a type of rock art that is carved or engraved on the rocks surface. My first experience witnessing petroglyphs.
It was that moment when the sunset hit the valley it really looked as if it was on fire. The way the light illuminated the red sandstone was a fantastic sight.

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Rachel Duckworth

StardustWanderer

I travel from coast to coast as a magician assistant for school shows. Traveling full time isn’t just a vacation. It’s hard work that also comes with challenges. It taught me to live outside of my comfort zone and changed the way how I look at the world. I long for home all the time. I miss my bed and my mom’s home cooked meals. How I wish my dog, my family, and friends can witness this journey with me. I have seen the poorest to the most wealthy. Different cultures, cuisines, style, and the scenery made me more open minded. Meeting strangers brought me out of my shell. Hikes to the... full info

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