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It's easy to miss little piles of cactus droppings like these as you walk over them in the Mojave Desert

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3860-cactus.jpg On my way down out of the Bristol Mountains, I pass a few Rush milkweeds in flowersThumbnailsInteresting rock spikes along the wall of the wash, Kelso Dunes WildernessOn my way down out of the Bristol Mountains, I pass a few Rush milkweeds in flowersThumbnailsInteresting rock spikes along the wall of the wash, Kelso Dunes WildernessOn my way down out of the Bristol Mountains, I pass a few Rush milkweeds in flowersThumbnailsInteresting rock spikes along the wall of the wash, Kelso Dunes WildernessOn my way down out of the Bristol Mountains, I pass a few Rush milkweeds in flowersThumbnailsInteresting rock spikes along the wall of the wash, Kelso Dunes WildernessOn my way down out of the Bristol Mountains, I pass a few Rush milkweeds in flowersThumbnailsInteresting rock spikes along the wall of the wash, Kelso Dunes WildernessOn my way down out of the Bristol Mountains, I pass a few Rush milkweeds in flowersThumbnailsInteresting rock spikes along the wall of the wash, Kelso Dunes Wilderness

These cholla cactus "children" stick to your shoes and pants; have fun getting them off if you've picked them up!