Kategorie: 2013 California

The maps already show that some more miles were eaten here again. As almost always I was on the road again. This time I had three appointments in Silicon Valley. On Saturday I landed right on Sunday in the Josemite National Park and a little further towards Nevada. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday dates and Wednesday south to the Yoshua Tree National Park. Then a big arc through The Mojave Desert through Death Valley and via Barstow back to SFO so that I get the plane on Saturday on time. Altogether about 3000 km were covered in only one week.

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2013 California – Day 4 – Central Valley

Landscape in the Central Valley of California, USA
Landscape in the Central Valley of California, USA
De-railed train in California, USA
At a rest stop in the Mohave Desert, California, USA
Landscape in the Mohave Desert, California, USA
Landscape in the Mohave Desert, California, USA
Landscape in the Mohave Desert, California, USA
Landscape in the Mohave Desert, California, USA

The Central Valley of California is a vast and fertile region that stretches from the Cascade Range in the north to the Tehachapi Mountains in the south. The valley is approximately 450 miles long and 60 miles wide and covers an area of about 22,500 square miles. The Central Valley is one of the most productive agricultural regions in the world and is known for its abundant crops of fruits, vegetables, and nuts.

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