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Monday, February 28, 2022

A Touch of Bushwhack

Yuccas on a ridge west of the Organ Mountains
We did our normal hike this morning, but when we trekked up Right Branch Arroyo I decided we should bushwhack up a grassy hill to a north/south ridge that runs beside the parking spot where we left the CR-V.  That went well.

Since Willow hadn't done her business by the time we got back to our vehicle I took the Heelers a ways down LDR-A again to see if she'd go.  She finally decided to do her thing on the way back to the CR-V.

The outing today was a good one, made especially rewarding because both Willow and Frio were on their best behavior.  Even when we encountered people walking their dogs on our drive home Willow only whimpered at them rather than her usual barks and snarls.  Hope she keeps that up in the future.

Prickly Pear

Frio and Willow

An arroyo off Middle Branch Arroyo

Hill and Tortugas Mountain

Hill, Tortugas and the Organ Mountains

Willow and Frio in Right Branch Arroyo

Hill, Tortugas and the Organs

Frio is staring at a bird

Long view of Tortugas and the Organs

Ocotillos and the Organs

 

1 comment:

Dr. K said...

I really like the photo called Hill, Tortugas, and the Organs.

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