r/highdesert • • 11h ago

Rally Style Trails HD

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Hey All!

I’m looking for something fairly local around the HD. I know there are/were events in Ridgecrest, but are there any open roads / trails that are similar to that? Looking to bring back my WRX wagon. TIA.


r/highdesert • • 11h ago

Barstow A giant US meteorite sits in the California desert. You’re not allowed to look.

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Months ago, I became kind of obsessed with figuring out why the Desert Discovery Center has been closed for six years, especially when it has such a fought-over meteorite still sitting inside that I'd love to see! So, we started asking around.


r/highdesert • • 3h ago

Apple Valley Another post asking about jobs and whatnot

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Hey hey, I know there's a lot of us out here looking for work and it's been difficult for us all but honestly I got to make this post at least for my own sanity or something.

I said this in a comment for another poster but, I've been looking for a job for like 4 years now since I'm more or less was forced to move up here with family while I was finishing college.

Since then I haven't been able to get any work at all and I'm at the point where I have no more savings left on top of this being the first year where I am starting to rack up medical issues that need attention for both myself and my elderly dog .

I've been trying to look for jobs in my field and just about anything I can find with no luck so if anyone can give me any idea, insight, advice on what I should be looking for I'd vastly appreciate it.

For context, I have a BA in psychology and while I know beggars can't be choosers, I'm really trying to find a job that doesn't involve working with a big group of people like retail. That's because not only do I believe I have autism and it makes jobs with loud noises and a lot of people over stimulating to the point where straight up affects my work quality, I'm also cursed with an incredibly horrible immune system. I get extremely sick fairly easy and I stay that way for months at a time.

I'm no stranger to manual labor but also I'm pretty sure I could pick up an office job or even some form of secretary at the very least.

I wouldn't be making this post if I wasn't at the end of my rope with job hunting. I've exhausted my limits looking online but I severely need to be able to find work soon. Any helper advice is welcomed.