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Lyn, Karen and I stayed two nights in the park....cost us all of $12. Love those Senior Passes. I must agree with Lyn, this desert area is magnificent.

http://expeditionsandadventures.blogspo ... ument.html

looks like a really interesting place...so glad that you got to see it
where to now?
oh there is a word for those Saguaro things but I forget what it is
sheila

Lots of vegetation in that desert. Springtime is beautiful in the desert with everything blooming. That should be starting soon there.
That one Saguaro looked upside down. It's arms were all growing down instead of up. Wonder what causes that?

Another great blog post, loved the pictures.

I do love the desert. Organ Pipe was especially beautiful and is one of my favorites. Tina got some good pictures. The 20 mile drive took us two hours and 45 minutes! Lots of stops to look at the scenery. Lyn

Thanks, Tina! I'll have to get back there one day, but it sure would have been fun to have been with you three!

Thanks for taking me along on this tour also. I'm a forest person myself, but the southwest is definatly a destination when . . .

BarbaraRose wrote:Lots of vegetation in that desert. Springtime is beautiful in the desert with everything blooming. That should be starting soon there.
That one Saguaro looked upside down. It's arms were all growing down instead of up. Wonder what causes that?

Maybe it's dying.
http://www.nytimes.com/1991/08/11/us/dying-saguaro-cactuses-are-bewildering-scientists.html

Nice photos! Liked the one by the sign, especially.

The Saguaro with the arms "hugging" itself was just an example of how many different forms and sizes these cactus come in. Many of the cactus did appear just like all the cactus in the magazines with their arms up lifted....but on others those arms went all over the place.