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In the space shipShot this pic of my Z Nismo using 30 second night mode on the 17 pro
08/11/2026

In the space ship

Shot this pic of my Z Nismo using 30 second night mode on the 17 pro

07/29/2026

Millions of years ago, the land that is now Anza Borrego Desert State Park sat beneath an ancient sea. Over time, layers of sand, silt, and mud settled on the seafloor, eventually becoming the soft sandstone that makes up much of the park today.

After the sea receded and the landscape was uplifted by tectonic forces, nature got to work. During rare but powerful desert storms, flash floods rushed through small cracks in the rock, slowly carving them deeper and narrower over thousands of years. That’s how these incredible slot canyons were formed.

Even today, they’re still evolving. A single flash flood can reshape the canyon walls in just minutes, making every visit a little different from the last.

⚠️ Despite the dry conditions, never enter a slot canyon if rain is in the forecast. A storm many miles away can send a powerful wall of water through the canyon with little warning.

📍Anza Borrego Desert State Park, California

Standing here is like walking through the floor of an ancient sea, where millions of years of Earth’s history are carved into every wall.

07/17/2026

Nice spot to post up and chill, enjoy the city view while seeing planes go by

07/10/2026

Alta Dena one of the most unique liquor store/markets in San Diego

07/09/2026

📍 SAN DIEGO ,CA style📍🇲🇽 619 2709 Imperial Ave, San Diego, CA 92102

For sure recommend this spot

06/28/2026
06/21/2026

A Vietnam-era Huey helicopter sits on top of a gas station in Jacumba… and yes, it’s real. 🚁

Originally a prop from Fear the Walking Dead, it was later purchased by the station owner and turned into one of Southern California’s strangest roadside attractions.

06/20/2026

Perfect spot for a night shoot

06/15/2026

Hidden in the desert are more than 130 larger-than-life metal sculptures—some stretching over 350 feet long. 🦂🐍🐘

Created by artist Ricardo Breceda, these massive steel creatures tell the story of prehistoric animals, mythical beasts, and the ancient history of the region. Scattered across the desert surrounding Borrego Springs, they’ve become one of Southern California’s most unique roadside attractions.

From giant serpents emerging from the sand to mammoths frozen in time, exploring this open-air desert gallery feels like stepping into another world.

📍Located throughout Galleta Meadows Estate
💰Free to visit
🚗 Best explored by car

Would you believe all of this is hidden in the middle of the California desert?

06/15/2026

🎾 Hidden in the desert town of Borrego Springs sits what many call the world’s largest tennis ball. Standing 12 feet tall, this massive Wilson-inspired sculpture was created by artist Ricardo Breceda and has become one of the area’s most unique roadside attractions. Just another reason Anza-Borrego is full of surprises. Have you seen this giant tennis ball in person? 🎾🌵

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