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3865-coyote-melon.jpg Coyote melon grows on the shoulder of Kelbaker Road just north of KelsoThumbnailsI break for 60 minutes at the Kelso Depot visitor centre to refill my water supply and enjoy an iced tea at the lunch counterCoyote melon grows on the shoulder of Kelbaker Road just north of KelsoThumbnailsI break for 60 minutes at the Kelso Depot visitor centre to refill my water supply and enjoy an iced tea at the lunch counterCoyote melon grows on the shoulder of Kelbaker Road just north of KelsoThumbnailsI break for 60 minutes at the Kelso Depot visitor centre to refill my water supply and enjoy an iced tea at the lunch counterCoyote melon grows on the shoulder of Kelbaker Road just north of KelsoThumbnailsI break for 60 minutes at the Kelso Depot visitor centre to refill my water supply and enjoy an iced tea at the lunch counterCoyote melon grows on the shoulder of Kelbaker Road just north of KelsoThumbnailsI break for 60 minutes at the Kelso Depot visitor centre to refill my water supply and enjoy an iced tea at the lunch counter

The melons are small and apparently not edible.