An Empty Tomb and a Death Valley Bloom
If I wanted a picture that screams "Easter!" this year, I'd go to Death Valley. Which suddenly looks like "Life Valley."
Because of the "superbloom"! Millions of super-sized, glorious flowers have exploded in one of the driest places on earth. It's the lowest point in the U.S. with an average of two inches of rain a year.
But this year it's a sea of purple and pink blossoms. And the blazing yellow of what they call "desert gold."