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I like the pastel colors of the Canyon when there is a storm. This photo was taken when it was almost snowing. Within a few minutes, the snow blew in and...
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Into the depths | Walking Arizona http://t.co/7JZd00sa James Tanner (@Genealogysstar) January 20, 2013 Into the depths | Walking Arizona
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If you look carefully, you can see the dinosaur footprints embedded in this sandstone slab. This is not a famous site. It is just an ordinary looking wash...
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Dinosaur Crossing http://t.co/OyIfUpAl James Tanner (@Genealogysstar) January 20, 2013 If you look carefully, you can see the dinosaur footprints embedded...
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From Australia http://t.co/SGuCVVzY James Tanner (@Genealogysstar) January 20, 2013 The Salt River Valley seems to have a lot of plants imported from elsewhere....
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The Salt River Valley seems to have a lot of plants imported from elsewhere. These bushes from Australia are a good example. Over the years, I have noticed...
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Oleanders | Walking Arizona http://t.co/WG3b6rJe James Tanner (@Genealogysstar) January 20, 2013 Oleanders | Walking Arizona
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The first thing you learn about oleanders when you grow up in Phoenix is that they are poisonous. I used to think a lot about this when I was sent out...
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Oleanders http://t.co/p6r1hwZn James Tanner (@Genealogysstar) January 20, 2013 The first thing you learn about oleanders when you grow up in Phoenix is...
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From Australia | Walking Arizona http://t.co/TlbQIN7o James Tanner (@Genealogysstar) January 20, 2013 From Australia | Walking Arizona
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