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The book includes mile-by-mile road logs
The plants are organized by habitat communities
Shortly after the first visit of nonnative inhabitants
newspaper reports
Amply illustrated with stunning black and white photographs which Chase took during his long ride
Palm Springs Death Valley Jim The book includes mile-by-mile roadNestled beneath the San Jacinto Mountains in an oasis of palm trees is a mineral hot springs. For thousands of years, this was the winter home of the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians, the original inhabitants of this harsh desert region. A U. S. government survey party discovered the spring in 1853 and identified the area located at the base of two bunches of palms. In 1884, Judge John McCallum of San Francisco purchased land near the springs
