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This cavelet in the Broadwell Natural Arch formation appears to be inhabited part-time

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7644-natural-arch.jpg A few Rush milkweeds are flowering here right now (Asclepias subulata)ThumbnailsI've just noticed that there are two little natural arches up in the rock here, not just the oneA few Rush milkweeds are flowering here right now (Asclepias subulata)ThumbnailsI've just noticed that there are two little natural arches up in the rock here, not just the oneA few Rush milkweeds are flowering here right now (Asclepias subulata)ThumbnailsI've just noticed that there are two little natural arches up in the rock here, not just the oneA few Rush milkweeds are flowering here right now (Asclepias subulata)ThumbnailsI've just noticed that there are two little natural arches up in the rock here, not just the oneA few Rush milkweeds are flowering here right now (Asclepias subulata)ThumbnailsI've just noticed that there are two little natural arches up in the rock here, not just the one

The small black scat here tells a story.