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November 12, 2016 by Max Distro LLC

Jardins de Lumière Montréal

Jardins de Lumière Montréal

Jardins de Lumière Montréal

We visited the Montréal Botanical Gardens at night in order to see the “Jardins de Lumière” or Gardens of Light. The gardens are lit up at dusk, inviting visitors of all ages to stroll along the paths. While the multicoloured lanterns have a new story to tell this year, nature is decked out in surprising glowing hues. As evening falls in the Montreal Botanical Garden from September 6 to November 3, the annual Gardens of Light show reveals all the delight, romance and mystery of a night walk through a pastoral space. The uniquely Montreal exhibition adds another level of adventure within the garden, whether you’re on a date, among friends or with the whole family.

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Filed Under: Canada and Alaska, Plants and Gardens Tagged With: Botanical Gardens, Canada, China, Garden of Lights, Japan, Jardin de Luminers, Jardins de Lumière, Montreal, Night Lights, Waterfall

March 24, 2016 by Max Distro LLC

Darwin Falls in Death Valley, Calfornia

Darwin Falls in Death Valley, Calfornia

Darwin Falls in Death Valley, Calfornia

For many years I have heard of a miracle in the desert, Darwin Falls, a spring-fed waterfall flows year-round in a narrow gorge in the driest place on earth, Death Valley. This year I decided to visit. Its lush streamside thickets of willows ring with the song of migrating birds in springtime. The falls are located just west of Panamint Springs via a 2.5 mile unpaved road. Although there is no formal trail, the mostly level, two mile walk to the falls involves rock scrambling and several stream crossings. Darwin Creek is one of the four perennial streams in three million-acre (12,000 km²) Death Valley National Park. Darwin Falls and Creek are fed by the Darwin Wash, which is in turn fed by the volcanic tableland of the Darwin Bench between the Inyo Mountains and the Argus Range. The small, narrow valley where the creek and falls are located features a rare collection of greenery in the vast desert and is home to indigenous fauna such as quail. Darwin Falls, the Darwin Falls Wilderness, the nearby town of Darwin, California, and all other areas named “Darwin” in the vicinity are named after Dr. Darwin French (1822–1902), a local rancher, miner, and explorer.

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Filed Under: California, Las Vegas, Plants and Gardens Tagged With: Amargosa River, Beautiful Rock-Cress, Brittlebrush, Burro-Weed, California, Creosote Bush, Darwin Falls, Death Valley, Desert Gold, Desert Holly, Mount Charleston, Notchleaf Phacelia, Pahrump, Panamint Springs, Sand Dunes, Thompson Beardtonge, Verbena, Waterfall, Yellow Ice Plant

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