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Fair enough. I concede.

Side note: I went to Tuscan and the desert beyond about a year ago for the first time. I have to say - the Suguaro desert was probably the most amazing and terrifying I have seen (compared to Joshua Tree, and those in Utah and Nevada). It was alien and fascinating and pretty great.

Also - highly recommend the Sonora Desert Museum.

Thanks for the location op I almost confused it with the earth from that other galaxy

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There are also cliffs and mounds and bisons and whatever else.

Ooo like prairie rattle snakes? I went to south dakota I never saw snakes I want to see them so bad

They have some mounds and cliffs in a different part of the park.

And snakes. I saw some on my hike there.

Lovely

Word, thanks for the suggestion! I hadn't visited that sub before but it looks awesome.

You can also post this photo to the sibling subreddit, r/desertporn, if you'd like some additional redditors to see it

I camped there decades ago and loved it. It's also an easy drive to Pipestone National Monument.

Monkey brain sees big rock, monkey brain climbs up big rock, simple as that.

Nature is weird, in' it?

They could have just as well have called it "big Clumpy rocks State park." Or, "every so often, there aren't weeds state park."

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What are you even doing up there? Nature is Literally trying to kill you there. Whatever. That’s fine. Do what you want.

Should be just fine to visit.

Thanks a lot mate !!

Very beautiful landscape and gorgeous natural lighting! Excellent photo!

Cool!

Thanks! Saguaro is a truly amazing place.

A few years ago when I went through my midlife crises I went on several “therapy drives” . I would drive far and as fast in a couple of days then slowly make my way home stopping at Mound building sites, native prairies , bison preserves, and obscure local museums and points of interest. There are so few native prairies they should be designated holy sites.

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I love Georgia