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Some fresh pics from a different location, last weekend.














If you ignore the cow manure you can spot more than 10 E. vivipara...





And some more photos here: https://postimg.cc/gallery/jbZjrrS

Amazing to see this. Thanks for sharing

"If you ignore the cow manure you can spot more than 10 E. vivipara... "

This is not a place you want to go barefoot.

Great pictures.

greenknight wrote: ↑Sat Jul 02, 2022 9:23 am "If you ignore the cow manure you can spot more than 10 E. vivipara... "

This is not a place you want to go barefoot.

Great pictures.

Are you thinking about the cow manure or the cacti? ( going barefoot) The first wouldn’t bother me but the spines... stepping on something like that much be very painful..

As the rest said, great pics!

I grew up on a farm, I wouldn't worry about stepping in the cow manure - except there might be more cacti under the cow manure.

greenknight wrote: ↑Sun Jul 03, 2022 10:40 am I grew up on a farm, I wouldn't worry about stepping in the cow manure - except there might be more cacti under the cow manure.

Good point!

Well, we usually have our shoes on going outdoors. Spines were ambushing us on the "parking lot" already...

Nice area and awesome cactus

Great pictures! I would love to head up north and visit one day.

7george wrote: ↑Sun Jul 03, 2022 11:38 pm Well, we usually have our shoes on going outdoors. Spines were ambushing us on the "parking lot" already...

Hm..I guess barefoot hiking isn’t very popular or practical in cacti populated areas