| Sign at the Bar Canyon trailhead |
| Don't know if I've ever seen a cloud like that before |
| Skeleton tree |
| Early start into Soledad Canyon |
| Interesting clouds over the mountains |
| Hiking through a high desert grassland |
| Looking back the way I came |
| Headed for the mountains |
| Giant Sotol |
| Years ago this whole area burned in a bad fire |
| The grasses have made a great recovery |
| Sotol and the needle |
| Getting close to Old Baldy |
| Sotols in the high desert |
| Beautiful contrast |
| Can't get enough of those Sotols |
| Not Easter Island |
| Furry grass eater |
| I've come a long way from the trailhead |
| Across a sea of grass to a Diamond-Head-like mountain |
| High country scene in Soledad Canyon |
| I'll be hiking near the base of that mountain soon enough |
| Desert pastoral |
| Type of cowbird? |
| How many times can I photograph that mountain? |
| I've decided to head for the rock house ruins |
| The rock house is just beyond the boulder on the left |
| Rock house ruins |
| A lot more of it has crumbled since I was here last |
| Rock house window |
| I've decided to head in there to see the waterfall |
| Pretty rugged territory |
| These Sotols have grown this way after the fire |
| Solid grassland |
| Huge ocotillo |
| Seed pods of the Mexican Buckeye |
| Sotols really like it up here |
| Heading there |
| More Sotols |
| Trail to the waterfall |
| Enormous boulders here |
| Getting deeper into the canyon |
| The waterfall |
| Not running very hard |
| Headed out |
| That tree straight ahead . . . |
| . . . looks like this close up |
| Line of Sotols on a steep section of the mountain |
| Could be Hawaii (there are Prickly Pears there) |
| Looking up at a huge boulder woman |
| Last look back before heading out |
| Sotols and the needle |
| Casita Grande |
| A little Sparrow stopped by to say hello |
| It didn't stay long |
| Forest of Sotols |
| The trail heads to the right |
| Eagle looking at the sky? (right) |
| Rock formation near the trailhead |
| Seen better days |
1 comment:
Packrat, you've outdone yourself with today's post. I felt like I was right there with you on the trail, both coming and going. Beautiful photos.
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