| Starting off in an arroyo |
Turning south on the Crosscut I headed up to the southernmost dirt road and followed it to the outermost dirt road that loops around Tortugas Mountain. At the intersection with the northernmost dirt road I headed west along it all the way to Geothermal.
From there it was a quick jaunt westward until I reached the parking area next to the gate where I'd left the Jeep Commander.
| Cactus Wren in a Mesquite Tree |
| Weather at start |
| You can follow it to the mountaintop |
| Desert Flora |
| Flank of Tortugas and the Organ Mountains |
| Branching out on one's own |
| This and the next: desert roads |
| A different arroyo west of the mountain |
| This and the next: Wooly Paperflowers turning to paper |
| Just north of a small arroyo |
| Ladder-backed Woodpecker |
| Curve-billed Thrasher |
| The long view of Tortugas and the Organ Mountains |
| This and the next: perhaps the tallest Ocotillo I've ever seen |
| I'm 5' 11" |
1 comment:
I love the photo the you call Cactus Wren in a Mesquite Tree. It looks like a painting.
I think that's the tallest Ocotillo I can remember ever seeing.
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