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A few desert sages (Salvia dorrii) are still blooming here on the approach to Saddle Horse Canyon

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4027-sage.jpg A few small barrel cacti are on the side of Saddle Horse Canyon, some living, some burnedThumbnailsA car passes me along this stretch of Wild Horse Canyon Road, the only one I'll see on the way back to campA few small barrel cacti are on the side of Saddle Horse Canyon, some living, some burnedThumbnailsA car passes me along this stretch of Wild Horse Canyon Road, the only one I'll see on the way back to campA few small barrel cacti are on the side of Saddle Horse Canyon, some living, some burnedThumbnailsA car passes me along this stretch of Wild Horse Canyon Road, the only one I'll see on the way back to campA few small barrel cacti are on the side of Saddle Horse Canyon, some living, some burnedThumbnailsA car passes me along this stretch of Wild Horse Canyon Road, the only one I'll see on the way back to campA few small barrel cacti are on the side of Saddle Horse Canyon, some living, some burnedThumbnailsA car passes me along this stretch of Wild Horse Canyon Road, the only one I'll see on the way back to camp

It's already late in the day, so I won't have time for a long hike, but a short hike should give me a good impression of the area.