Since writing the chapter on The Bermuda Grass Triangle, and the myth of the “murder cabin,” I have done a bit of research into the background of the Red Braden Cabin that may be worth sharing. The information I share here comes from conversations with several people who personally knew Red Braden and his wife […]
Saline Valley has been the home to a wide variety of communities both recently and over the span of centuries. Many unique and special communities have been born of this place and stood the test of time. The nature of these communities has changed over the course of many decades. With the help of friends […]
For many years I had the privilege of living at the Lower Warm Springs of Saline Valley while serving as camp host. During my tenure, two of the most commonly asked questions were: “Is the water drinkable?” and “Where does the water come from?” Several years ago I ran away from “home” to return to […]
A recent comment posted to this blog series conceded that there is more to Saline Valley than meets the eye. Truly Saline Valley is a grand place of epic proportions that often focuses our time and attention on the warm springs therein at the expense of the expanse. When I first arrived in 1980 it […]
