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Seminole Canyon State Park

From an ocean of yellow-blooming acacia, we were led down into the canyon built by no river, just runoff.
The main attraction was the fading and vandalized pictographs, but without specialized equipment with which to image those,
I was more drawn to the landform, water, and plants. We will especially remember the WIND that pushed us around outside and rocked our VW at night.

o12/11/419411/1/169029004.nX4r617i.IMG_8992a.jpg g12/11/419411/3/169029005.tJv1es2f.jpg Water in the Non-river Channel
Water in the Non-river Channel		 o12/11/419411/1/169029007.pyn3VqjQ.IMG_8997a.jpg g12/11/419411/3/169029008.MC2ufmzu.jpg g12/11/419411/3/169029009.yJSIRnx2.jpg
g12/11/419411/3/169029010.8zgNbRJG.jpg g12/11/419411/3/169029011.niORyaj6.jpg o12/11/419411/1/169029012.rFNc1jfz.IMG_9005a.jpg g12/11/419411/3/169029013.yehwQeCk.jpg o12/11/419411/1/169029014.eY6OuVcU.IMG_9007a.jpg Stone, Blown
Stone, Blown
Walking at Canopy Level
Walking at Canopy Level		 From the Cliff-edge Trail
From the Cliff-edge Trail		 Claret Cup, Echinocereus triglochidiatus
Claret Cup, Echinocereus triglochidiatus		 Ocotillo tries to be a Screen
Ocotillo tries to be a Screen		 Torrey Yucca
Torrey Yucca

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