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Also still blooming in the lower north fork of Beecher Canyon are a few phacelias

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5092-canterbury-bells.jpg Patches of orange desert mallow flowers abound as I drop down into Beecher CanyonThumbnailsWhen I reach the junction of the north and east forks of Beecher Canyon, I turn left and start walking up the east forkPatches of orange desert mallow flowers abound as I drop down into Beecher CanyonThumbnailsWhen I reach the junction of the north and east forks of Beecher Canyon, I turn left and start walking up the east forkPatches of orange desert mallow flowers abound as I drop down into Beecher CanyonThumbnailsWhen I reach the junction of the north and east forks of Beecher Canyon, I turn left and start walking up the east forkPatches of orange desert mallow flowers abound as I drop down into Beecher CanyonThumbnailsWhen I reach the junction of the north and east forks of Beecher Canyon, I turn left and start walking up the east forkPatches of orange desert mallow flowers abound as I drop down into Beecher CanyonThumbnailsWhen I reach the junction of the north and east forks of Beecher Canyon, I turn left and start walking up the east fork

Most of the phacelias I've seen so far on this trip are drying up and not as fresh-looking as these.