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Datura flowers along Kelso-Cima Road

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01826-datura.jpg Kelso-Cima Road isn't too busy, but traffic is fast and there's no paved shoulder, so cars have to change lanes to pass meThumbnailsGlobe Mine Road; I camped three nights up this road on my 2008 tripKelso-Cima Road isn't too busy, but traffic is fast and there's no paved shoulder, so cars have to change lanes to pass meThumbnailsGlobe Mine Road; I camped three nights up this road on my 2008 tripKelso-Cima Road isn't too busy, but traffic is fast and there's no paved shoulder, so cars have to change lanes to pass meThumbnailsGlobe Mine Road; I camped three nights up this road on my 2008 tripKelso-Cima Road isn't too busy, but traffic is fast and there's no paved shoulder, so cars have to change lanes to pass meThumbnailsGlobe Mine Road; I camped three nights up this road on my 2008 tripKelso-Cima Road isn't too busy, but traffic is fast and there's no paved shoulder, so cars have to change lanes to pass meThumbnailsGlobe Mine Road; I camped three nights up this road on my 2008 trip

I keep saying that I will plant one of these poisonous (nightshade family) drought-tolerant plants in my garden in San José, but haven't done so yet.