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From what I can find, this might be velvetpod mimosa.
https://swbiodiversity.org/seinet/taxa/index.php?taxon=1452
Looks like the paste failed to apply the full site... It still gets you there, just failed to paste all the scientific name from the url.
/Neobuxbaumia_mezcalaensis
Thanks Bill !
3 years agoLooks like probably el gigante.
http://www.llifle.com/Encyclopedia/CACTI/Family/Cactaceae/6390/Neobuxbaumia_mezcalaensis
Hi Scott
Thanks for the confident words. Only time will tell how ready we are. Right now we are both feeling the effects of being back on the bicycles and I am sure the altitude is playing its part too.
Jean-Marc
Beautiful shot. Such a colorful little guy - we saw them often in Tucson last winter.
3 years agoYou two are ready enough, I’m sure. I’m always inspired by and a bit envious of your courage and hardiness. I’m really looking forward to seeing what you’ll discover for us.
3 years agoIt is the Step-Through version of the Thorn Raven (I've got the standard Raven). Thorn have now discontinued the Raven range but I think they still make a Step-Through version of their premium world touring bike, the Nomad. Despite its rather quaint appearance, its a serious touring bike - Reynolds Steel frame, Rohloff hub and all the necessary fittings for carrying a load of thirty five kilograms (I think that is the figure in the specs).
3 years agoWhat brand is the red bike? That's an interesting frame design.
3 years ago
Matches what I saw 100%. Thank you.
3 years ago