About Mr. Diaz/Contact Info
As a poet, philosopher, teacher, published artist, and body double, Mr. Diaz enjoys trekking into the desert to document the forgotten history of The American Southwest.
In reality he is only some of those.
Some would call him a modern day Indiana Jones. Others would call him the most interesting man in the world. Most think he is weird.
The Desert Files 
December 29, 2009 at 9:59 pm
Your blog is very informative and entertaining. I like it! Keep it up, I look forward to another adventure.
June 28, 2012 at 4:45 pm
Good afternoon mr. Diaz,
A few years ago I Posted on a forum (naxja or expedition portal) about a compound I found in rancho San diego and you asked for the coordinates; did you ever go and explore the site? Did you find out anything interesting? I just came across your message to me and thought I’d check. Kyle (aka anzajeep).
February 10, 2013 at 2:44 pm
I did…email me for the coordinates…
caprica75 gmail.com
February 9, 2013 at 10:47 pm
Really enjoyed your video’s and information, maybe we should work together on a story or two. I am the editor and publisher of Dezert magazine, check out our site and if you like what you see, please send me send me a email. Thx
October 17, 2014 at 1:54 am
Hey Mr. Diaz,
Thanks for the shout out on your blog, I really appreciate it. One thing though – the link to my photo site is incorrect. Please update it to my site http://tomlowephoto.com/
The current link goes to Thomas Lowe – not an Artist in Residence in Mojave National Preserve.
Thanks,
tom lowe
September 11, 2020 at 4:50 pm
On July 10, 2003 my 28 year old daughter, Sarah was murdered on Halloran Springs Road just off the highway. She was found on a the road by a tree. I have been looking at your pictures. Probably one of your pictures showed the site. I have never seen it. Right now her son is stationed at Fort Irwin. He was so little when it happened he does not know where it happened. I am not going to tell him how close he is. I know this is not what you expected in a comment but I thank you for these pictures. I needed to see them.