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I pass this juvenile Joshua tree while hiking back to my tent near Mail Spring, Mojave National Preserve

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5338-joshua-grass.jpg My tent is somewhere in the area in front of that low brown hill in the middlegroundThumbnailsBeyond the Joshua trees and junipers, I have good views over to the Castle Peaks while hiking back to my tent near Mail SpringMy tent is somewhere in the area in front of that low brown hill in the middlegroundThumbnailsBeyond the Joshua trees and junipers, I have good views over to the Castle Peaks while hiking back to my tent near Mail SpringMy tent is somewhere in the area in front of that low brown hill in the middlegroundThumbnailsBeyond the Joshua trees and junipers, I have good views over to the Castle Peaks while hiking back to my tent near Mail SpringMy tent is somewhere in the area in front of that low brown hill in the middlegroundThumbnailsBeyond the Joshua trees and junipers, I have good views over to the Castle Peaks while hiking back to my tent near Mail SpringMy tent is somewhere in the area in front of that low brown hill in the middlegroundThumbnailsBeyond the Joshua trees and junipers, I have good views over to the Castle Peaks while hiking back to my tent near Mail SpringMy tent is somewhere in the area in front of that low brown hill in the middlegroundThumbnailsBeyond the Joshua trees and junipers, I have good views over to the Castle Peaks while hiking back to my tent near Mail Spring

This one is probably a few years old now, and they can live for hundreds of years.