Every successful restaurant is known for its distinctive approach to food—the style, ingredients, flavor combinations and presentation. SAVOR A TASTE of the California Desert is a feast for the eyes and palette with a collection of popular recipes from favorite restaurants in the Palm Springs, Califonria desert resort communities. A beautiful book of recipes and photographs with innovative starters, salads, an array of main courses and a sampling of sweets.

A book for women of all ages who are looking to find self-identity and purpose in life. Dr. Arian speaks to the traditional woman, the woman who feels the need for more achievements or changes but is unable to take effective steps to realize her goals. This book will give you step-by-step advice on how to change old patterns, set new goals, and begin your own journey towards self-fulfillment.

A light-hearted how to book for experienced and occasional golfers alike. This delightful romp pairs humorous golf club throwing instructions with whimsical illustrations that will make you smile. Learn how to throw a club with pride, achieve the proper mental attitude, adopt the appropriate verbal expressions and much, much more. This is the perfect gift for yourself or the golfers in your life who take the game much too seriously.

A tribute to the City's 25th Anniversary of its incorporation, this hardcover book chronicles those groups and individuals that shaped the community from its humble beginnings as a stagecoach stop to where it is today as one of the country's premier destinations. From agriculture to celebrity culture, the legends of La Quinta make fascinating reading.

This beautiful hardcover book with over 200 photos celebrates the City's 75th Anniversary and the people who saw its promise and contributed to its success. Native Americans are thought to have ventured to the Coachella Valley over 900 years ago. Prospectors from all over the world came to the Wild West to stake claims. The Southern Pacific Railroad raced to build a transcontinental line to bring goods and settlers out west. General Patton prepared his troops for desert warfare in Africa nearby. Travel back in time learning about a rich heritage and a community that comes together for future generations to enjoy.

This book is an overview of the Coachella Valley from its first inhabitants to those who live and vacation here today. The desert has always had a spiritual sense, one rooted in the healing powers of natural spring, the warmth of the sun, and the serenity of surrounding mountains. The "Greater Palm Springs Valley" attracts celebrities, entrepreneurs, families and retirees seeking a respite that's still within a few hours' drive of big city life.

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This photographic journey begins when Native Americans first populate the desert. Stunning historical black and white and new color photographs, the author captures the progressions of barren wasteland to thriving communities. The visual appeal of deep blue skies and towering mountains is balanced by an active outdoor lifestyle afforded by warm sunny days and balmy evenings.

This is an aerial photographic essay of the California desert valley that extends a thousand square miles from Palm Springs, California, to the east beyond the Salton Sea. Images depict the Coachella Valley as an ancient sea floor that at one time lay submerged beneath the waters of the Gulf of California. Surrounded on three sides by mountains. To the west, is San Jacinto rises to 10,804 feet, south is Santa Rosa Mountains rise to 8,000 feet and to the north is the San Bernardino rise to 11,502 feet.

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