Rest and Maintenance in Salome - Heading South For a Promise of A Warmer Winter - CycleBlaze

November 18, 2018

Rest and Maintenance in Salome

Desert Plants

This was taken outside the McDonalds in Quartzsite
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I love the desert plants
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Bill ShaneyfeltMight be imported from Mexico.
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Bill ShaneyfeltMight be imported from Mexico.
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This is looking out from our rockers outside our hotel room
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Bill ShaneyfeltJoshua tree on the left (a kind of Yucca).
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yucca_brevifolia
Saguaro in the center, a species of agave just to the right of it at the bottom.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agave
Agaves and yuccas are not cacti, but are actually in the lily family.
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Janet Anspach-RickeyTo Bill ShaneyfeltVery cool!
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Gayle in La Jolla took this shot and sent it to us.
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Morning break after doing some repairs
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Bill ShaneyfeltOcotillos can be impressive! Not actually a cactus.

https://calphotos.berkeley.edu/cgi/img_query?query_src=photos_index&rel-taxon=begins+with&where-taxon=Fouquieria+splendens
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Janet Anspach-RickeyTo Bill ShaneyfeltIt stopped me in my tracks!
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Catching up on some reading
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Nice place to sit
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The place is filled with plants and cacti
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Bill ShaneyfeltSome species of yucca.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yucca
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Janet Anspach-RickeyTo Bill ShaneyfeltThe one that blooms gorgeous blossoms in Spring
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Lots of Dollar Stores in the South
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Bill ShaneyfeltMight be imported from Mexico.
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Janet Anspach-RickeyTo Bill ShaneyfeltNot natural to Arizona?
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Bill ShaneyfeltTo Janet Anspach-RickeyI did not recognize it, and when I searched, could not find a match.

http://www.americansouthwest.net/plants/cacti/arizona.html
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Janet Anspach-RickeyTo Bill ShaneyfeltHmm
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Bill ShaneyfeltBarrel cacti look somewhat like Saguaros. However, they have pinkish, curved spines with a triangular cross section, while Saguaros have straight round spikes that are blackish to grayish.

http://southwestdesertflora.com/WebsiteFolders/All_Species/Cactaceae/Ferocactus%20cylindraceus,%20California%20Barrel%20Cactus.html
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Janet Anspach-RickeyTo Bill ShaneyfeltSweet, thanks for the info Bill.
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Rande likes to work with his hands
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So today we fixed seats and helmets and odds and ends. Had lunch a block away. That and  a store stop was all we did for exercise. Emma and I booked all our hotels for our week with Chris Susi from Scottsdale to El Paso. He hops on this next Saturday. 

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