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Daily Archives: Monday, 3 October 2011 5:01 am
Lessons From Saguaro
I spent part of Sunday on a nature hike in Catalina State Park, outside Tucson. Like many visitors, I was in awe of the giant saguaro cacti that formed, in certain locations, a veritable cacti forest. Our guide was extremely … Continue reading
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