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I pass a budding milkweed in Saddle Horse Canyon

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4043-saddle-horse-canyon.jpg At the mouth of Saddle Horse Canyon is a guzzler (a pad of concrete), dry right now due to lack of rainThumbnailsQuite a few Cliff roses (Purshia) grow in Saddle Horse CanyonAt the mouth of Saddle Horse Canyon is a guzzler (a pad of concrete), dry right now due to lack of rainThumbnailsQuite a few Cliff roses (Purshia) grow in Saddle Horse CanyonAt the mouth of Saddle Horse Canyon is a guzzler (a pad of concrete), dry right now due to lack of rainThumbnailsQuite a few Cliff roses (Purshia) grow in Saddle Horse CanyonAt the mouth of Saddle Horse Canyon is a guzzler (a pad of concrete), dry right now due to lack of rainThumbnailsQuite a few Cliff roses (Purshia) grow in Saddle Horse CanyonAt the mouth of Saddle Horse Canyon is a guzzler (a pad of concrete), dry right now due to lack of rainThumbnailsQuite a few Cliff roses (Purshia) grow in Saddle Horse Canyon

... and a few orange Desert-mallow flowers.