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Paria Canyon - Box elder sapling in crack in canyon wall

Paria Canyon - Box elder sapling in crack in canyon wall

Soft green new leaves on the box elder (Acer negundo) contrast with the red of the canyon wall.

Soft green new leaves on the box elder (Acer negundo) contrast with the red of the canyon wall.
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