| On the trail behind Tortugas Mountain |
| Pinacate Beetle |
| Round rock house ruins |
| Typical Chihuahuan Desert flora |
| Pecking order? |
| The rugged Organ Mountains |
| The Organ Mountains between nearly-twin yuccas |
| Many Ocotillos are leafless now |
| The Soaptree family |
| Same Soaptree Yuccas, different perspective |
| Tortugas and the Organs |
| Yucca bayonets |
| Where the living and dead meet |
| Yucca fixation |
| The yucca at center is the tallest of these three |
| Rocky north face of Tortugas Mountain |
| There are huge boulders like this one (left) all the way up this side |
| Little yucca forest |
| North slope of Tortugas Mountain |
| Parked along the road at the Monte Vista area |
| Can I go with you tomorrow? |
1 comment:
It was a yucca-themed post today, Packrat. I wonder why they sometimes tend to clump together in a particular part of the desert.
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