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Mt. Lemon Fire Damage The following photos were taken on Aug. 21, 2003 which was the first day the general public was allowed to visit Mt. Lemon since the disastrous Aspen fire. The photos, Burned Areas 1-3 were taken from the Butterfly Trail, Areas 4-7 were taken from the Mt. Lemon highway. Click on each photo for an enlarged view |
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Mt. Lemon Fire Damage Wildflower Recovery
The following photos were taken on Aug. 21, 2003 which was the first day the general public was allowed to visit Mt. Lemon since the disastrous Aspen fire. The photos were taken on the Butterfly Trail. The increased sunlight due to loss of tree cover has stimulated a glorious growth in wildflowers. Click on each photo for an enlarged view | |||||||||||||||
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 Blue_YellowFlowers |
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 HummingBirdTrumpet |
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 Indian Paint Brush |
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 Brown Bear Scat |
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it's Brown Bear Scat because 1)it contains no sleigh bells and 2)it doesn't smell like pepper spray. |