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This old juniper tree was mostly burned, like everything surrounding it, during the 2005 brush fires, but its crown lives on!

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3953-mallows.jpg This old house in old Ludlow on Route 66 is almost hidden by the surrounding athel trees, presumably planted as a wind breakThumbnailsThis old pinon pine near my tent at Mid Hills campground is in a green pocket that escaped the 2005 brush firesThis old house in old Ludlow on Route 66 is almost hidden by the surrounding athel trees, presumably planted as a wind breakThumbnailsThis old pinon pine near my tent at Mid Hills campground is in a green pocket that escaped the 2005 brush firesThis old house in old Ludlow on Route 66 is almost hidden by the surrounding athel trees, presumably planted as a wind breakThumbnailsThis old pinon pine near my tent at Mid Hills campground is in a green pocket that escaped the 2005 brush firesThis old house in old Ludlow on Route 66 is almost hidden by the surrounding athel trees, presumably planted as a wind breakThumbnailsThis old pinon pine near my tent at Mid Hills campground is in a green pocket that escaped the 2005 brush firesThis old house in old Ludlow on Route 66 is almost hidden by the surrounding athel trees, presumably planted as a wind breakThumbnailsThis old pinon pine near my tent at Mid Hills campground is in a green pocket that escaped the 2005 brush fires

Orange desert-mallow flowers are everywhere in the Gold Valley hills right now. Twin Buttes sit in the background on the far side of Gold valley.