Junipers Photo Gallery by Ruth Moorhead at pbase.com

Junipers

It is good to get pictures of juniper forests, because when fire comes (not if...when),
the trees explode and are gone for many decades. (I watched from across a valley as this happened
in Pocatello in 1987.) Yet people persist in building their houses among them,
as though clearing 30 feet around would save them.
Junipers in many areas of the U.S. are called "Cedars" even though cedars and junipers are quite different plants.

Ironic that I'm allergic to their pollen.

94 views before gallery was taken down and rebuilt.



	Mountain Juniper

			A One-Seeded Juniper
				Juniperus erythrocarpa	Alligator Juniper

		Redberry Juniper, Juniperus coahuilensis	Alligator Juniper, Juniperus deppeana		Hillside of Junipers
Rocky Mountain Juniper--from the Inside	Weathered Juniper Bark	Juniper Shadow	Juniper Bark	That's Gnarly!	Juniper over Snake River
Utah Junipers	Perched on a Precipice	More Juniperous Gnarliness	Upward from Under a Juniper	Juniper in Afternoon Sun	An "outstanding" Juniper
Juniper Branches	We're Sledding...; )	Looking Out
	Coyotes were singing, across the river	Juniper Overlooking Rapid Creek	Juniper Graveyard	An Umbrella of Juniper	Across the Snake River from Massacre Rocks
	A Utah Juniper

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Tatai Imre		02-Nov-2008 22:18
Nice Gallery!

Ruth Moorhead		20-Sep-2008 05:58
Eldar Kadymov 19-Feb-2007 21:37 I almost died from laughs while reading you witty comment, thanks for so much fun !

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