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Here is a photo I took at Joshua Tree National Monument in the early 70s. Developed and printed this myself back in the old days.
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Cactusjohn
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sweet! That looks like the dense stands of bigelovii they call the Cholla Garden, I think?
peterb
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Glad to hear it has not changed much. I haven't been back in ages.
Cactusjohn
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Fun! A window in time.
The cholla garden may not have changed much, but think how much different photography is now!
The cholla garden may not have changed much, but think how much different photography is now!
All Cacti are succulents, but not all succulents are Cacti
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What a neat photograph! It sure looks like a beautiful area!
As Daiv said, it is amazing how much photography has changed in relatively a short time. Amazing!
As Daiv said, it is amazing how much photography has changed in relatively a short time. Amazing!
John In Fort Worth, Texas
"Where the West begins"
"Where the West begins"
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Nice! That is one of the few places that (hopefully) still looks the same today.
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Very cool photo. Thanks for sharing it.
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Well. You took almost the same picture as john did.Juraj wrote:I see now, hill at the back is the same like photo on top
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Yes, it is hard to believe how much photography has changed!
Thanks for posting the more recent color pics. Love seeing old landmarks.
Thanks for posting the more recent color pics. Love seeing old landmarks.
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Cool! Also, if you read the quote under "Cholla Cactus Garden", it says:"If the plant bears any helpful or even innocent part in the scheme of things on this planet, I should be glad to hear of it."
A cactus and succulent collector who especially likes Ariocarpus. …Though I have a bit of everything! Want some pictures? See my flickr! I also do art and such.