Desert explorers might also encounter the work of some daring artists – for example, a surreal statue half-buried in sand, or even a huge hand peeking out from the ground, as if a giant were lurking below.
Incidentally, this hand-shaped sculpture, found in the Chilean desert, is also featured in our collection, and you can see for yourself how impressive yet eerie it actually looks.
Anyway, people have always been drawn to the unknown, and the rustling of myriad grains of sand, many of which date back to the time of the dinosaurs, eternally sings the soothing song of life. It tells us that nothing lasts forever under these stars, but you can always encounter something new, something interesting and captivating.
So now, our dear readers, please feel free to explore this collection to the very end, and maybe add your own incredible finds, in case you, too, have ever made your way through the desert.
#25 Found In The Desert
#27 It Really Is 115ºf, And This Sonoran Desert Tortoise Is Digging Down Into A Bit Shade
#34 This Rock I Found In The Desert With A Surface Pattern That Resembles Lightning Burns
#37 I Keep Finding These Stones Near Quartzsite, AZ. They Are Usually A Mix Of Clearish To White, With Sometimes Orange In Patches Or In Lines
#38 First Time Out And Found This Strange Manhole Thing A Few Inches Down. Out In The Middle Of The Desert
"That’s an irrigation valve. It’s attached to an underground pipe, and the cap is removed to let water flow and flood the field or yard where it’s located. There are gates upstream that are opened or closed based on which area is going to get irrigated."
#39 Clown Museum With A 100 Year Old Cemetory Right Next To It... In A Town With 2000 People, Tonopah, Nevada
