“Call Me The Rock” Saguaro Cactus On Cliff-side — Image by kenne
By any name
this saguaro cactus
is a real survivor.
Perched on a cliff-side,
given its size
this low-growing saguaro cactus,
has probably survived 30-40 years.
“I touch no one
and no one touches me,
I am the rock!”
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Beautiful rock. Amazing that a cactus can cling to the cliffside over so many years.
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A post from eight years ago. — kenne