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A few Joshua trees are starting to grow atop the tailings pile at Trio Mine

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5479-trio-mine.jpg I take a look at one of the major shafts at the Trio Mine siteThumbnailsA few grey Range ratany bushes on the Trio Mine tailings pile still sport a few magenta flowersI take a look at one of the major shafts at the Trio Mine siteThumbnailsA few grey Range ratany bushes on the Trio Mine tailings pile still sport a few magenta flowersI take a look at one of the major shafts at the Trio Mine siteThumbnailsA few grey Range ratany bushes on the Trio Mine tailings pile still sport a few magenta flowersI take a look at one of the major shafts at the Trio Mine siteThumbnailsA few grey Range ratany bushes on the Trio Mine tailings pile still sport a few magenta flowersI take a look at one of the major shafts at the Trio Mine siteThumbnailsA few grey Range ratany bushes on the Trio Mine tailings pile still sport a few magenta flowersI take a look at one of the major shafts at the Trio Mine siteThumbnailsA few grey Range ratany bushes on the Trio Mine tailings pile still sport a few magenta flowers