Joshua Tree motel recommendations?

Can anyone post some recommendations on motels in Joshua Tree?

TIA-------

On Tue, 10 Feb 2004 18:08:59 -0800, "Photo"
wrote:

Can anyone post some recommendations on motels in Joshua Tree?

TIA-------

Here's a link to a nice inn in the area:

http://www.joshuatreevillage.com/545/545.htm

Good shooting!

Bill Mcdonald in Joshua Tree

You won't find any in Joshua Tree itself. The nearest towns are Yucca
Valley and Twentynine Palms. Do a search for those cities.

Ralph

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Can anyone post some recommendations on motels in Joshua Tree?

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Dr. Gizmo wrote:
You won't find any in Joshua Tree itself. The nearest towns are Yucca
Valley and Twentynine Palms. Do a search for those cities.

Ralph

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Can anyone post some recommendations on motels in Joshua Tree?

TIA-------






There are plenty of Bed & Breakfasts right in Joshua Tree -- all of them
great

My error. Was thinking of the Nat'l Monument. On-line searches do show
up lodgings and accomodations.

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Dr. Gizmo wrote:
You won't find any in Joshua Tree itself. The nearest towns are Yucca
Valley and Twentynine Palms. Do a search for those cities.

Ralph

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Can anyone post some recommendations on motels in Joshua Tree?

TIA-------






There are plenty of Bed & Breakfasts right in Joshua Tree -- all of them
great

There is a very nice place called 29 Palms or Twenty Nine Palms Hote/Cafe.
Very nice place .

Regards

"Photo" wrote in message
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Can anyone post some recommendations on motels in Joshua Tree?

TIA-------

Duh... How about these motels that "don't exist in the city of Joshua
Tree"??? Does anyone have any experience with them?

High Desert Motel
61310 29 Palms Hwy
Joshua Tree, CA 92252
Tel: (760) 366-1978

Joshua Tree Motel
61259 29 Palms Highway
Joshua Tree, CA 92252
Tel: (760) 366-1188

Safari Motor Inn
61959 29 Palms Highway
Joshua Tree, CA 92252
Tel: (760) 366-1113

Oleander Motel
62121 29 Palms Hwy
Joshua Tree, CA 92252
Tel: (760) 366-8614


TIA once again-------------------


"Dr. Gizmo" wrote in message
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You won't find any in Joshua Tree itself. The nearest towns are Yucca
Valley and Twentynine Palms. Do a search for those cities.

Ralph


"Photo" wrote in message
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Can anyone post some recommendations on motels in Joshua Tree?

TIA-------

Photo wrote:

Duh... How about these motels that "don't exist in the city of Joshua
Tree"??? Does anyone have any experience with them?

High Desert Motel
61310 29 Palms Hwy
Joshua Tree, CA 92252
Tel: (760) 366-1978

Stayed one night there. It's OK.
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On Wed, 11 Feb 2004 06:13:25 GMT, "Dr. Gizmo"
wrote:

My error. Was thinking of the Nat'l Monument. On-line searches do show
up lodgings and accomodations.

BTW, it's now a National Park, not a Monument.

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"Brent Geery" wrote

BTW, it's now a National Park, not a Monument.

That seems to be happening a lot lately. 'National Park' used
to mean something very, very special. Now reclaimed industrial
sites and bottom land qualify.

It seems that every sub-par school, division or corporation is
now a 'Center for Excellence'.

If something is truly excellent, it doesn't have to advertise the
fact. Imagine the banners: "MIT: A Center for Excellence",
"Harvard: Bringing out the BEST in every student!", sound pretty dumb,
don't they?

Got "Excellence in Education" banners flying all over the
place here in South Euclid. Last year the High School
didn't get one single student into a top-tier school and
the library seems to be missing 2/3rds of its books,
if empty bookcases are anything to go by.

The school board president declared "A 4.5 average won't
guarantee you will get into college any more"... Yup, a
4.5 from her school system doesn't mean a damn thing anymore
- that's just how excellent it is. I'll wager, though, that a
3.0 from Andover will get you into just about anywhere.

Mandatory On-Topic Question: Can everyone post the detailed
pros and cons of developing Tri-X in each of the developers
listed in the really humongous development chart?

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