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These two juniper trees on the Providence Mountains ridge survived the 2005 brush fires, just barely

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4518-providence-mountains.jpg The cows saunter along the Providence Mountains hillside, toward where?ThumbnailsA few Desert trumpets (Eriogonum inflatum) grow on this part of the Providence Mountains ridge overlooking Beecher CanyonThe cows saunter along the Providence Mountains hillside, toward where?ThumbnailsA few Desert trumpets (Eriogonum inflatum) grow on this part of the Providence Mountains ridge overlooking Beecher CanyonThe cows saunter along the Providence Mountains hillside, toward where?ThumbnailsA few Desert trumpets (Eriogonum inflatum) grow on this part of the Providence Mountains ridge overlooking Beecher CanyonThe cows saunter along the Providence Mountains hillside, toward where?ThumbnailsA few Desert trumpets (Eriogonum inflatum) grow on this part of the Providence Mountains ridge overlooking Beecher CanyonThe cows saunter along the Providence Mountains hillside, toward where?ThumbnailsA few Desert trumpets (Eriogonum inflatum) grow on this part of the Providence Mountains ridge overlooking Beecher Canyon

Both trees were apparently burned a bit, but not enough to kill them. Seeds for future trees will come from these survivors.