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One of the hilltops between Cottonwood Spring and Cabin Springs is topped with numerous flowering cacti

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5195-cactus.jpg One of the final things to do before leaving Nipton is to replenish my water supply to full capacity at the outdoor sinkThumbnailsOne of the outbuildings at the Ivanpah house is clad with plywood from a sign that once advertised a "ranch resort"One of the final things to do before leaving Nipton is to replenish my water supply to full capacity at the outdoor sinkThumbnailsOne of the outbuildings at the Ivanpah house is clad with plywood from a sign that once advertised a "ranch resort"One of the final things to do before leaving Nipton is to replenish my water supply to full capacity at the outdoor sinkThumbnailsOne of the outbuildings at the Ivanpah house is clad with plywood from a sign that once advertised a "ranch resort"One of the final things to do before leaving Nipton is to replenish my water supply to full capacity at the outdoor sinkThumbnailsOne of the outbuildings at the Ivanpah house is clad with plywood from a sign that once advertised a "ranch resort"One of the final things to do before leaving Nipton is to replenish my water supply to full capacity at the outdoor sinkThumbnailsOne of the outbuildings at the Ivanpah house is clad with plywood from a sign that once advertised a "ranch resort"

Probably Opuntia basilaris (Beavertail cactus).