PSC in Death Valley



Fourteen members of Paul Smith's College will be exploring Death Valley National Park from January 28th. 

The daily adventures, along with photographs, will be documented here. We invite you to follow along on our journey.



Saikat Chakraborty



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  1. acruizJanuary 29, 2023 at 6:37 PM

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  2. Michayla WinkelmanJanuary 29, 2023 at 6:59 PM

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    We meandered our way through the Amargosa River Valley today. Many colorful rocks were discovered (some climbed). A quiet moment was briefly enjoyed in a cool canyon before heading back to China Ranch Date Farm for lunch and some delicious date shakes.

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  3. Ethan BentleyJanuary 29, 2023 at 11:28 PM

    Today we explored a valley around the Amargosa River. Several of us paused repeatedly on the trail to collect rocks that formed on dried-up river beds, as well as take pictures of various sights and wildlife. After that, we came back to the date ranch for lunch and capped off the day by heading into the park itself to view the sunset.

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