| Long shadows on Tortugas's west side |
| Cloud smudges |
| Up on the high flatland |
| A healthy Ocotillo that has toppled over |
| Notice the shallow root system of the Ocotillo |
| An overcast sky kept things cool |
| Barrel Cactus buddies |
| A mountain biker on a fast ride down a hill on the loop road |
| Three-spot pose |
| Tortugas (left) and the Organ Mountains |
| Tall Ocotillos on the far western side of the mountain |
| Odd objects to find in the distant outback |
| Flower of the Unicorn Plant (Proboscidea) |
| Velvety Nerisyrenia (mustard family) |
3 comments:
It amazes me that those tall ocotillo have such shallow roots.
I wonder if that Keystone Light is from the Keystone State (i.e., PA). Is it good enough to import from the East?
I don't know if I've ever sampled a Keystone Light, Scott, but light beer of any kind has never appealed to me.
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