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[disclaimer: I haven't link-checked in a while. Sorry about any broken
links!]
Southern California Sites
- Geology
Underfoot in Southern California
- by Robert P. Sharp and Allen F. Glazner
- Wild Southern
California
- great site, lots of info and links
- Plants
Blooming Now Outside The San Gabriel Mountains
- from Introduction to Field Guide
to the San Gabriel Mountains and Hikes in the San Gabriel Mountains
Websites
- Armchair adventures of a grad student at Virginia Tech who takes
great photos, including Bushwhacking
up to the Allison Mine in the Angeles National Forest, San Gabriel Mountains,
CA
Death Valley Sites
- Geology
Underfoot in Death Valley and Owens Valley
- by Robert P. Sharp and Allen F. Glazner
- Death Valley National Park
official site
- Death Valley
National Park: Resources & Nearby Attractions (DesertUSA)
- Unofficial
Death Valley Tourist Information
- by the Webmistress of the Maturango Museum in Ridgecrest
- The Dancing Rocks of Death Valley
- Quicktime
panorama: The Sliding Stones on Racetrack Playa Death Valley National
Park, California
- Sliding
Rock Locations and Trail Lengths, July 1996 - from The
Sliding Rocks of the Racetrack Playa Death Valley, California site
- Smithsonian
Magazine's 1999 article
- The
Mystery of the Rocks on the Racetrack at Death Valley by Lena Fletcher
and Anne Nester
- Moving
Rocks and Cement Chunks
- Sinister Sliding
Stones - a "unique" perspective
- Fletcher, Lena and Nester, Anne, The Mystery of the Rocks on the
Racetrack at Death Valley, Smith College geology paper, 1997.
- Messina, P., Stoffer, P., and Clarke, K. C. "Mapping Death Valley's
Wandering Rocks." GPS World April, 1997: p. 34-44
- Reid, J.B., Jr., Bucklin, E.P., Copenagle, L., Kidder, J., Pack,
S. M., Polissar, P.J., and Williams, M. L., 1995, Sliding rocks at
the Racetrack, Death Valley:What makes them move?: Geology, v. 23,
p. 819-822
- Sharp, R.P., and Carey, D.L., 1976, Sliding Stones, Racetrack
Playa, California: Geological Society of America Bulletin, v. 87,
p. 1704-1717
- Sharp, R.P., Carey, D. L., Reid, J.B., Jr., Polissar, P.J., and Williams,
M.L., 1996, Sliding rocks at the Racetrack, Death Valley: What makes
them move?; Discussion and Reply: Geology, v. 25, p. 766-767
- Stanley, G. M., 1955, Origin of playa stone tracks, Racetrack
Playa, Inyo County, California: Geological Society of America Bulletin,
v. 66, p. 1329-1350.
Mojave Sites
- Calico Early Man Archaeological
Site - California Online Highways
- Barstow California
- California Online Highways
- Barstow
Region - Digital Desert
- Mojave
National Preserve Geology
- from Desert
Dave's East Mojave Page
Angeles National Forest Sites
- Angeles National
Forest - Wild Southern California
- Hikes in the San Gabriel
Mountains and the Angeles National Forest
- Index
of San Gabriel Mountains Reports by Jane Strong - Observations about
the Natural History--Weather, Rocks, Plants and Animals--of the San
Gabriel Mountains with Links
- Echo Mountain Echoes
websites
- from the Echo Mountain Echoes
newsletter site
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