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A few small barrel cacti are on the side of Saddle Horse Canyon, some living, some burned

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4095-burned-cactus.jpg I know I'm getting close to the junction of Ivanpah Road and Cedar Canyon Road when I see power lines along the roadThumbnailsAs I hike over another hump on the Providence Mountains ridge line, I arrive at a herd of resting cowsI know I'm getting close to the junction of Ivanpah Road and Cedar Canyon Road when I see power lines along the roadThumbnailsAs I hike over another hump on the Providence Mountains ridge line, I arrive at a herd of resting cowsI know I'm getting close to the junction of Ivanpah Road and Cedar Canyon Road when I see power lines along the roadThumbnailsAs I hike over another hump on the Providence Mountains ridge line, I arrive at a herd of resting cowsI know I'm getting close to the junction of Ivanpah Road and Cedar Canyon Road when I see power lines along the roadThumbnailsAs I hike over another hump on the Providence Mountains ridge line, I arrive at a herd of resting cowsI know I'm getting close to the junction of Ivanpah Road and Cedar Canyon Road when I see power lines along the roadThumbnailsAs I hike over another hump on the Providence Mountains ridge line, I arrive at a herd of resting cows

The cacti that were charred in the 2005 brush fires are interesting to look at. I presume they didn't actually ignite due to their high moisture content.