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Mystery Photo 42: Nice Profile!
By NPT Staff - January 19th, 2012
Hmmm, you're looking a little rusty.
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Comments
Not Scotty's Castle in Death Valley, Barbara.
It's the metal sculpture in front of the Joshua Tree NP visitor center in Twentynine Palms. I was there for my daughter's spring break in 2009, but I don't remember it looking quite so bad. That is unless the lighter areas are paint that peeled off between the time this picture was taken and our visit.
Eric Nelson has also nailed Mystery Photo 42. That makes two so far.
Is it the Desert View Visitors center at the Grand Canyon National Park?
Sorry, Rich, but it's not the Desert View Visitor Center at Grand Canyon National Park.
Is it the Indian Memorial at Little Big Horn??
This mystery photo is not the Indian Memorial at the Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument.