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Mayhew
1959
Journal
21.
Feb. 5 Mojave Desert, San Bernardino Co., Calif.
becomes Baseline highway where Gold
Crown Road intercepts it (6.9 miles
west of pavement end). This is a road
that enters Joshua Tree through
Pinto Basin. Baseline highway is called
29 Palms Highway where it is intersected
by Utah Trail (the paved road through
Joshua Tree). The collecting site is
25 miles east of this intersection.
There are 21 1/2 miles of pavement
between this intersection and the
collecting site, which may be rather
good for night collecting. We reached
29 Palms at 1815 and UCR at 2005,
after driving 306 miles today. Thus, we
drove 877 miles on this trip, and
1,552 miles on the 2 trips between
semesters. Including the collecting
trip during finals, 2,034 miles were
travelled during this 2 week period.
Feb. 18 Santa Rosa Mts., Riverside Co., Calif.
This morning at 0730cl left UCR for
Rancho Mirage to meet Lloyd Twiss, Jr. of
Calif. Instit. of Technology, William
Drake, western representative for Nature
Conservancy, and Richard Weaver, big-
horn sheep investigator for Calif. Div. of
Fish & Game. We spent the morning
hiking up Cat Canyon (south of Palm
Desert) to look at some bighorn sheep