Windiest, sure. But coldiest? I’ve seen coldier.

There are also extremely saline lakes in some of the valleys.

Those winds create some cool natural sculptures https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhj-JlDd9t2sOBLnNp72Z-QvWJDWgzIa6nEAwtgFF2ELAvxVAlznyrhFpjArlqORBRSOOuhlGDHMg-YyE4KZhz8MPEPZSusjbqLBvOJ6kRtUZjgwmT_vHJr61DUMfQeEoDx1AWveacFB85Z/?imgmax=800

Bucket list destination. Sadly, I'm too poor, and not a scientist so I'll very likely never see the valleys with my own eyes.

Great shots! Is this Al qua? can you share this location?

Amazing! Thanks!

Great photos!

Splendidly beautiful

Wow, this is awesome. Nothing like seeing the stars like that, it's crazy how dark it must be there. I wish I was there right now.

That’s amazing. I love this planet

Where is the location? Great picture.

What plant is that?

wow..

2nd dryest behind Ben Shapiros wife.

How does it compare to other deserts in terms of camel population?

While it is a desert due to lack of precipitation, I think more precipitation would actually make Antarctica even less hospitable to plant and animal life than it is as a desert.

I'm still salty that I got this question marked wrong in a bar trivia game

"What's the largest desert". I put down Antarctica. The host collects the answers and says the correct answer is the Sahara. He then mocked me publicly on the mic for putting down Antarctica, 'reminding me' that Antarctica is the frozen place which is the opposite of a desert.

No I'm not still bitter.

But….”tundra” exists.

I know it’s “tortoise/turtle” but…the word is right there.

Thats cool

I love its colours. Too bad the Dead Sea has been drying out.

It looks hot and cold at the same time, like bad camera quality

Yeah, maybe look down and you'll find some water there?

I tend to come off the A roads, the deeper into the countryside, the better. One of my favourites is difficult to find because you have to drive through a 7.5t limit to get to it, so there's no other lorries there. It has a number of nature trails converging on it and beautiful views, the worst thing is the dodgy 4g signal. I'm also blessed with night shifts, so I often get my pick of the lay-bys as everyone else has woken up and fucked off.

Basically, peace and greenery are what I'm after. I don't need amenities as I'm very self sufficient.

My favourite used to be the one at blubberhouses near the early warning station, the police would patrol the layby on a night time with it being in a sensitive area and there was the black bull pub that did excellent food, shame it's closed now

I've got a few. And I'm telling no one about any of them. Well maybe one. Heading into Silloth from Abbeytown, opposite the entrance to the airfield is a little layby near a field. Been parked there many times times over night, nice and quiet, and usually with a chippy from down in the town.

I used to have one right where they're building the new theme park in Bedfordshire. Drivers have been parking there since the brickworks opened. Universal have put security on the gates now, we're not allowed to park there anymore.

Shame, there's a great pub there, the landlord used to let drivers use the showers in the back of the pub

I haven’t been to many, tend to try and stick to services but I do love the copper kettle on the A5

Were you the one bangin my ex?

Has my wife found out about my GF?