And one of those is probably a streetlamp.

That is scientific lingo that means at night, there are billions and billions of stars to take a gander at instead of the three which lurk about in a city. “I walked over to the building, afraid to take my eyes off it, lest it should disappear.”įederal judge limits ballot drop box monitors' activities in Arizona Salem Health nurse under investigation for video mocking patient Washington teen facing 3 murder counts is pregnant, could give birth before end of trial UNR student hospitalized after alleged fraternity hazing incident Ventura County's longest-running brewery has closedĭeath Valley Junction is also known for its dark skies. “By now, I had forgotten the tire,” she wrote in her autobiography, 'To Dance on Sands: The Life and Art of Death Valley’s Marta Becket,' published in 2006. Turns out, while Thomas saw to the repair, Marta wandered - and don’t we love wandering - saw a bunch of buildings, which included a hotel built in the 1920s by the Pacific Coast Borax mining company and a large structure that miners had used as a gathering place called Corkhill Hall. Five years later, on the way to a ballet gig, the travel trailer they were towing blew a tire out in Death Valley, and the only place where it could be repaired was in Death Valley Junction. In 1962, she met the man who would become her husband, Thomas Williams. Marta started touring the United States with her one-woman show, performing all the great ballets in small theatres across this great country. “I wanted the freedom to express myself,” Marta explained in 'Dust Devil.'

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