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DESERT WALK On my first trip west I decided to see Just how much sand was in Death Valley! I drove as far as I could then put the car in park, I wanted to get in and out way before dark. I took my canteen and snacks for my walk; Some suntan lotion and a Walkman to talk. The sun burned down on top of my head, as I passed a carcass of a critter long dead. I walked and walked until I could walk no more, No sight of my car; (what was I here for?) They say in a desert quite often you see a mirage or two and it happened to me! Right there before me was a big mountain lion, Looked kind of hungry; I wished I was flyin! As luck would have it and have it, it could; It soon dissolved and I thought that was good! Now there sat my car and to it I ran; I will leave Death Valley As fast as I can! Countrymom 7/21/03
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