| Railroad trestle across Fresnal Creek |
| Just getting going |
| Pinyon-studded countryside |
| That's the way down into the canyon |
| Two hikers at a sign detailing steam locomotive use in the area |
| Rainbow Hedgehog Cactus |
| Scrub Jay on a boundary gate |
| Railroad trestle across Fresnal Creek |
| Just getting going |
| Pinyon-studded countryside |
| That's the way down into the canyon |
| Two hikers at a sign detailing steam locomotive use in the area |
| Rainbow Hedgehog Cactus |
| Scrub Jay on a boundary gate |
1st 3: clouds over the Organs During a break in the rain early this morning I took Willow into the arroyo beside our house to do her busine...
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The weather was perfect today--in the 60s, sunny, with just a slight breeze.
Is that brush tamarisk (salt cedar) around the base of Bridal Veil Falls, Packrat?
I don't think there's any salt cedar there, Scott; if so, the Lincoln National Forest hasn't been doing its job.
The national forests have more than enough to do, Packrat. While the foresters ought to take care of invasives like salt cedar, they're really stretched thin. I'll bet morale in the USFS is pretty low.
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