Let me repeat myself.
Picacho Peak. Picacho is Spanish for peak. Yesterday was such a nice day, that I decided to see if the camera's still worked after a month long rest.
Picacho Peak State Park was the object of my affection and it didn't disappoint. The Saguaro cacti are in bloom. I originally thought I'd hike the trail to the top, however after learning it's more than 1,500 vertical feet in elevation in a two plus mile hike, my sciatic nerve convinced me otherwise. I only made it about a half mile up the trail. Here are a few of the residents there. I understand that a Saguaro doesn't usually get it first arm until at least 80-100 years old, so the ones with multiple arms can be quite old.
Yes they do, wonderful set, thank you.
Nalu
Loc: Southern Arizona
I have driven by several times on trips between Arizona and California but have never stopped. Love the Arizona desert. Great Memorial Day message on the last. Thanks for sharing.
Marvelous scenes...good you dusted off the camera...love the desert in bloom!!
alberio wrote:
Picacho Peak. Picacho is Spanish for peak. Yesterday was such a nice day, that I decided to see if the camera's still worked after a month long rest.
Picacho Peak State Park was the object of my affection and it didn't disappoint. The Saguaro cacti are in bloom. I originally thought I'd hike the trail to the top, however after learning it's more than 1,500 vertical feet in elevation in a two plus mile hike, my sciatic nerve convinced me otherwise. I only made it about a half mile up the trail. Here are a few of the residents there. I understand that a Saguaro doesn't usually get it first arm until at least 80-100 years old, so the ones with multiple arms can be quite old.
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A civil war battle was fought there.
Architect1776 wrote:
A civil war battle was fought there.
I didn't know that. I did know Arizona was at least partially sympathetic to the South.
Nice set. I really like the last one.
Excellent set! Good to see you out again.
alberio wrote:
Picacho Peak. Picacho is Spanish for peak. Yesterday was such a nice day, that I decided to see if the camera's still worked after a month long rest.
Picacho Peak State Park was the object of my affection and it didn't disappoint. The Saguaro cacti are in bloom. I originally thought I'd hike the trail to the top, however after learning it's more than 1,500 vertical feet in elevation in a two plus mile hike, my sciatic nerve convinced me otherwise. I only made it about a half mile up the trail. Here are a few of the residents there. I understand that a Saguaro doesn't usually get it first arm until at least 80-100 years old, so the ones with multiple arms can be quite old.
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#4 is absolutely stinging, I mean stunning. Thanks for sharing.
What a fantastic set. I particularly like the one with flags in the background
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