Plants and Trees

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OrngChocD
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AlpineGuy, your determined Elm photo reminded me of these beauties growing on the lava covered caldera in Hawaii.
Ohia Lehua flowers, Kilauea Iki Crater, Big Island.

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Prickly Pear fruit
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highpilgrim wrote: ↑Fri Jan 31, 2020 3:40 pm Prickly Pear fruit

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you know, those fruits are totally edible and make a delicious jelly!!
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Snow covered trees on the Manitou Incline from a recent storm made the hike so much more enjoyable.
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I've never seen Bear Grass in CO so I'm assuming it is mainly found in the NW Cascades. But when I came across them hiking part of the Wonderland Trail around Rainier, I thought they were the coolest plants!
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ImageMassive ponderosa pine tree roots strangle an old log along the Clackamas River, Oregon by Mark Curtis, on Flickr
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ImageGifford Pinchot National Forest by Mark Curtis, on Flickr

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