Back to the walk, a leisurely one I might add taken with chattering teeth & wind blowing ninety-to-nothing. I'm accustomed to tall, towering majestic trees and that is not what I was seeing. I'm not sure what this plant is called but it was taller than most of the trees. I was completely amazed by it.
Each state has much to offer & I love exploring or discovering what is unique to the area. Some things may not be unique but they are things that I've not seen in my home state.
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9 comments:
So nice to see something other than snow.
Happy OW
Maggie
Looks very familiar! I miss the landscape from when we lived there for 10 years....but not the summer heat and monsoon season.
Mine is sunshine on my shoulder...a pelican's shoulder that is. come see, mine too is beautiful. At least I think.
SUNSHINE ON MY SHOULDER
That's and exotic looking plant!
Icicles for Outdoor Wednesday, have a nice day!
Lovely image. Looks nice and toasty warm there.
Joyce M
Thanks everyone for coming by to visit and for your comments.
I found this plant rather interesting standing against the trees all by itself.
That's very a unique picture. Great find!
It is some type of yucca plant, my beloved says!
And he too is with your hubby, pulling for the mule ride! LOL
Looks can be deceiving. The sun and blue sky makes it look like it is a beautiful day. Actually, it was very windy and cold! We had on coats the whole time...the wind came up out of the canyon and was blowing something fierce!
Muse - thank the hubs for the plant identification. Yours can come go with mine on the mule trip! Looked at some of the trails through the binoculars...they are very narrow & with the wind whipping I was afraid we would be blown off. lol
What a lovely plant, great photo. I'm running a little late my comments this week.
Through Squirrel Eyes
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