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SoR Blaze posted:After having made the pilgrimage to Joshua Tree 3-4 times a year for the past 5 years, my wife and I moved to Yucca Valley to be close to the park. We've lived here for about a year and just now closed on our first house here in YV. I get to catch beautiful sunsets year round, and check out the wildlife all over town (mostly quail, coyotes, cactus wrens, red tailed hawks, great horned owls, kangaroo rats, antelope squirrels, and a metric ton of common ground squirrels). Also Black Rock campground is accessible directly through YV so I can make a quick 5 minute drive to enjoy the fire pits at night. I love Joshua Tree and the high desert. I've never seen night skies as bright and clear as I have out there. There is something about the ruggedness and danger that comes from being in such a harsh place. At first glance you might think that nothing lives out there but when you look closer you see how everything is adapted to survive in the sweltering heat and with so little rain. However, I also lived in Yucca Valley for 7 years and some of the desert folks in San Bernardino county are something else.
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