10/8/2007 - We made it. 476.8 miles of off-roading through Death Valley. It took 4 days, but we hit just about every trail that we planned. We had a few breakdowns and some of us made a side trip the the emergency room, and we got hit by a monster sand storm, but it all worked out in the end. We met some great people, got really dirty and saw some of God's most incredible creations. Here are the pics - all 154 of them. Go here to view our itinerarary through Death Valley.

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Death-Valley-1194 The Death Valley guys (minus the 702 FJ Crew).	Death-Valley-0007 We started the trip at Darwin, an old mining town near Death Valley that is not quite deserted.
Death-Valley-0008 This is the Darwin Dance Hall.	Death-Valley-0012 We started our Death Valley tour with a trail called the "Back Door to Darwin", although we did it backwards.
Death-Valley-0015 We found the "China Garden", where there is a natural spring.	Death-Valley-0017 Lots of water in Panamint Valley
Death-Valley-0018 Someone put some goldfish in the spring.	Death-Valley-0021 Everybody loves water crossings. Robert and John in the Jeep.
Death-Valley-0022 Lopo hits it in his Xterra.	Death-Valley-0024 I tried to climb this steep hill to a mine. I almost rolled it on the turn around. Much scarier than it looks.
Death-Valley-0028 We met up with Phil and James on the way to Snow Canyon in Panamint Valley (not to be confused with Death Valley, which we will reach tomorrow).	Death-Valley-0034 St. George Mine at the end of Snow Canyon
Death-Valley-0035 Time for a break	Death-Valley-0040 High speed run back down the canyon.
Death-Valley-0043 Go fast!	Death-Valley-0046 Cool
Death-Valley-0050 Heading towards Ballarat. Those radar devices on the left knocked out all of our GPS devices. Strange.	Death-Valley-0051 Euro tourists - they're everywhere in Death Valley.
Death-Valley-0059 Heading up Coyote Canyon (Goler Wash).	Death-Valley-0062 Water in Coyote Canyon.

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