Watch this video to see how the June 2010 Desert Ecology Research Group team reflected on their time in the desert…
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Hi everyone,
Really enjoyed the June Simpson Desert Reflections. Beautiful shots and quotes. Wish I could see the whole 20th anniversary exhibit, as I often think about the wonderful days spent during the April research trip.
While crafting my children’s book there is always that stunning red sand on my mind. Best to everyone!
Cheers,
Debbie in Alaska with the Mozzies