The Ol’ Guajolote came flowing out of the mountains down to the grassland and Petey found himself tumbling downstream with his dog Farley. A fallen Emory oak across the creek saved the day and the now recovered Petey says there is a cool plant growing in that stream bed.
Dear listeners, this is a Re-Petey from a couple years ago. I have not been roaring to Tucson and back as reported in this...
There are several species of Marah found in the western US, but only M. gilensis in Arizona. I call it wild cucumber, but another...
One of the positive sides of isolating and staying very close to home during the pandemic is that I am discovering new places and...
