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A few little red flowers catch my eye as I walk quickly down the canyon: probably Scarlet gilia

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5209-gilia.jpg Time to head back down to Keystone Canyon; next stop Keystone SpringThumbnailsThis is a great little canyon, full of rocks and trees, completely quiet and remoteTime to head back down to Keystone Canyon; next stop Keystone SpringThumbnailsThis is a great little canyon, full of rocks and trees, completely quiet and remoteTime to head back down to Keystone Canyon; next stop Keystone SpringThumbnailsThis is a great little canyon, full of rocks and trees, completely quiet and remoteTime to head back down to Keystone Canyon; next stop Keystone SpringThumbnailsThis is a great little canyon, full of rocks and trees, completely quiet and remoteTime to head back down to Keystone Canyon; next stop Keystone SpringThumbnailsThis is a great little canyon, full of rocks and trees, completely quiet and remoteTime to head back down to Keystone Canyon; next stop Keystone SpringThumbnailsThis is a great little canyon, full of rocks and trees, completely quiet and remote

I've read that this smells skunky, but I didn't crush the flowers to find out!