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Clockwise: Cindy, me, Scot, Dr. Nick. |
Today we went to Chompies for breakfast with each of our
sons. It was quite a good breakfast. After that we went to Scots’ home in
phoenix, and visited with him for a while. We then went to the Desert Botanical
Garden with Scot and Dan. We spent quite a while there and saw a lot of the
desert plants and cactuses. There were plants from deserts all over the earth.
Some of them were marked endangered. Throughout the garden were sculptures by
Carolina Escobar.
At another place in the garden, there were four very large
sculptures by Philip Haas depicting the four seasons. They were shaped to look
like fruits, vegetables, and flowers placed so they looked like a person. I
enjoyed his sculptures more than the others. We spent several hours at the
gardens looking at all the plants, birds, and animals
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Looks like cactus. |
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They are really made of glass. |
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Humming bird |
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Large flower |
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Supposed to look like a snake? |
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Kind of neat cactus. |
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These were marked endangered. |
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Snakes? As close as Cindy wants to be to a snake. |
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Scot, forward, me, Dan. |
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See how this cactus grows around everything. |
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A cactus maze. |
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Pretty flowers |
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Can you see the remains of a nest? |
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Cindy and I. |
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Some of the wildlife. Totally unafraid. |
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Cousin it? |
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Some more of the sculptures in with the barrel cactus. |
After that we went to get lunch, and went back to Scots’. I
called the man in Mexico to see if he got our other window, and he said yes, he
had it. So we are headed back to Algodones tomorrow to get it. Cindy gets
another chance to buy jewelry and pottery! But that’s OK.
I love the Cousin Itt cactus. Cute!
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