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I ride up a quiet residential street in the village of Daggett

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daggett-5600.jpg After another 10 lonely miles riding old Route 66, I arrive at the village of Daggett and ride down some of the side streetsThumbnailsAbandoned something in Daggett, CaliforniaAfter another 10 lonely miles riding old Route 66, I arrive at the village of Daggett and ride down some of the side streetsThumbnailsAbandoned something in Daggett, CaliforniaAfter another 10 lonely miles riding old Route 66, I arrive at the village of Daggett and ride down some of the side streetsThumbnailsAbandoned something in Daggett, CaliforniaAfter another 10 lonely miles riding old Route 66, I arrive at the village of Daggett and ride down some of the side streetsThumbnailsAbandoned something in Daggett, CaliforniaAfter another 10 lonely miles riding old Route 66, I arrive at the village of Daggett and ride down some of the side streetsThumbnailsAbandoned something in Daggett, CaliforniaAfter another 10 lonely miles riding old Route 66, I arrive at the village of Daggett and ride down some of the side streetsThumbnailsAbandoned something in Daggett, California

Saguaro cacti aren't native to the Mojave Desert, but these folks in Daggett have one in their front yard.