After we explored the Big Bend area of west Texas, we meandered to Guadalupe Mountains National Park. The night before we arrived, horrific thunderstorms – to hear one seasoned camper tell it – moved through the park. There’s been very little rain here and the area is currently in extreme drought mode. A ranger told us this was the first rain in six months. It was just enough to cause the cacti to burst into bloom. Perfect timing! The bees seem to be happy, too. Here’s just a small sample of the flora we’ve seen at Guadalupe.
More to come soon.
2 comments:
Wow! Thanks for sharing. These are delightful.
A cactus certainly is a threatening looking plant. But such beautiful flowers! Thanks for posting to tide me over, and enjoy your trip.
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