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Happy Boy

On a hike through Apache Wash Trail, I came across this dead Ocatillo among this field of yellow flowers just beginning to bloom.

My little jawinnie, who is like the energizer bunny on 10 cups coffee. Super had to get her to stay still.

This was a flower inside a butterfly greenhouse in Tucson

Was out for a hike on Apache Wash Trail. There were a few flowers starting to come out along the trail. It had just rained for two whole days .

Beautiful Boy

Taken up near Young, AZ. Lots of wetlands up that way.

Old abandoned Chevron Station in AZ

Pretty spot near Apache Hiking Trail

Desert nature

Lots of old buildings thoughout the town of Young,AZ.

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Sculpture in front of Prescott Court House on a snowy day

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