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[MartyMcFly42oh]

They ain't good. But mostly they eat prickly pear. Damnest thing you ever saw they munch on it thorns and all.

I looked them up, I’ve definitely heard of them. I feel like if my girlfriend saw one she’d want one for a pet.

 

[Thatoneguyyouknow_]

To any Tennessee and Arkansas residents I'ma need to see some ID before ya read this post since it's illegal to view pornography in these states without providing government issued proof of id the the issuer of the pornography! (Kidding, altho that show id for porn thing in TN and Arkansas is a real thing apparently)

Punch Pie

Point Break

C-Man x Okie

Flow GDP

Peaceblaster 3. Looking like i may have to bust the cal mag out for future runs of PB3. She has some rust spots creeping in.

 

[Putthataway]

We're having the "this is why we live in Tucson weather" mid 80's and sunny. I'm hoping winter is over but I suspect one more cool spell before summer kicks in. The golf courses are in spectacular shape and because of the influx of snowbirds, they charge spectacular prices. Oh well at least weeds cheap in the old pueblo anyway.
Some snow on the mountains last week, 3rd hole at the local 9 hole.View attachment 2370237
And sometimes we have to share the course with the full time residents.
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Is this near la Paloma? Catalina mountains?

 

[Ladman]

Is this near la Paloma? Catalina mountains?

Pretty close to La Paloma. Yes those are the Catalina mountains.

 

[Putthataway]

I looked them up, I’ve definitely heard of them. I feel like if my girlfriend saw one she’d want one for a pet.

They sound like pigs. They come out the desert , knock down trash cans and eat from there. I almost got in an accident with a herd of them midday 2 miles from the mountains. They were going to golf course . I guess they like golf?

 

[Thatoneguyyouknow_]

2024 outdoor peaceblaster3 95 days into cure.

Still my favorite of last year's outdoor run. Been my daily smoke for about a month now. She's better then she looks in pics, and she def doesn't look bad

As gold as the Columbian mountains intended

She's not the strongest, but she's that Chinese eyed, shit eating grin, social anxiety-free-sativa high we all miss. A very "where have you been these last two decades" plant for me

 

[Ladman]

They sound like pigs. They come out the desert , knock down trash cans and eat from there. I almost got in an accident with a herd of them midday 2 miles from the mountains. They were going to golf course . I guess they like golf?

They can be ornery. You don't want to be walking a dog and encounter a herd of them. To them dog smells like coyote, their sworn enemy. They will attack you if you're walking your dog and you get anywhere near their young. Here in Tucson we have a few attacks a year.

 

[Putthataway]

Pretty close to La Paloma. Yes those are the Catalina mountains.

I knew it. So beautiful. Last time I went there you could see the bats flying at night. I really like Tucson. Beautiful views, the food, love the el coral place. Unfortunately the sanctuary city compiled with the homeless population really brought down my desire to live there. I was in awe with one giant park full of junkies. Last time I went there there was people passed out at another park and open deals happening as I looked in awe at what happened to the city. I am like a hour or so from there.

 

[Putthataway]

They can be ornery. You don't want to be walking a dog and encounter a herd of them. To them dog smells like coyote, their sworn enemy. They will attack you if you're walking your dog and you get anywhere near their young. Here in Tucson we have a few attacks a year.

We grew up near south mountain about 150 miles away. We would always go out in the desert for smoking, drinking, and quite frankly they were the only thing in the desert that we weren’t afraid of. The coyotes at night and rattle snakes during the day. Had one rattler that wouldn’t back down after protecting it’s young. A lot of rocks belted at that point to kill it. Another time my friend went the wrong way and jumped in the snakes den under a thorny tree. He goes what do I do? Get out of its den. He came out covered in cuts I guess it’s better than a snake bite, but he’s the one who did exactly what you shouldn’t and trapped himself. Nice to meet you neighbor

 

[Putthataway]

2024 outdoor peaceblaster3 95 days into cure.

Still my favorite of last year's outdoor run. Been my daily smoke for about a month now. She's better then she looks in pics, and she def doesn't look bad
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As gold as the Columbian mountains intended

She's not the strongest, but she's that Chinese eyed, shit eating grin, social anxiety-free-sativa high we all miss. A very "where have you been these last two decades" plant for me

About 20 or so years ago we got some gold looking herb. Hit it up before school. At lunch I see my friend still buzzing, he goes what the fuck is this heroine. I sent him a picture that you posted before and he said that it reminds of that weed that day. There was no names back then, but the golden yellow color was certainly something else.

 

[Ladman]

I knew it. So beautiful. Last time I went there you could see the bats flying at night. I really like Tucson. Beautiful views, the food, love the el coral place. Unfortunately the sanctuary city compiled with the homeless population really brought down my desire to live there. I was in awe with one giant park full of junkies. Last time I went there there was people passed out at another park and open deals happening as I looked in awe at what happened to the city. I am like a hour or so from there.

They have disbanded most of the homeless camps.

 

[BearWater]

We grew up near south mountain about 150 miles away. We would always go out in the desert for smoking, drinking, and quite frankly they were the only thing in the desert that we weren’t afraid of. The coyotes at night and rattle snakes during the day. Had one rattler that wouldn’t back down after protecting its young. A lot of rocks belted at that point to kill it. Another time my friend went the wrong way and jumped in the snakes den under a thorny tree. He goes what do I do? Get out of its den. He came out covered in cuts I guess it’s better than a snake bite, but he’s the one who did exactly what you shouldn’t and trapped himself. Nice to meet you neighbor

Nightmare fuel right there!

 

[Putthataway]

They have disbanded most of the homeless camps.

I guess that’s a good thing. They weren’t exactly camps. In Tempe they try to camp and they get removed after a few days.

 

[Ladman]

We grew up near south mountain about 150 miles away. We would always go out in the desert for smoking, drinking, and quite frankly they were the only thing in the desert that we weren’t afraid of. The coyotes at night and rattle snakes during the day. Had one rattler that wouldn’t back down after protecting it’s young. A lot of rocks belted at that point to kill it. Another time my friend went the wrong way and jumped in the snakes den under a thorny tree. He goes what do I do? Get out of its den. He came out covered in cuts I guess it’s better than a snake bite, but he’s the one who did exactly what you shouldn’t and trapped himself. Nice to meet you neighbor

I am also more concerned with the rattlesnakes. We've had 3 encounters in our yard. One bit our small auxillary dog. He survived and the snake got away. I stepped over one on the way out my front door. It was coiled up on our welcome mat. I was fine the snake not so much. And the fire department came and got one that set up camp in our driveway.

 

[Putthataway]

Nightmare fuel right there!

Wanna go out for a walk in the desert with me? . They ruined things. The government covered all kinds of paths with some kind species that isn’t native and put trail blazing signs. So anything that isn’t their official trail is a crime. They took out really cool trails too. In addition to that there was old settlers heirlooms on the trails, they stole those under the guise of cleaning up.

 

[BearWater]

Wanna go out for a walk in the desert with me? . They ruined things. The government covered all kinds of paths with some kind species that isn’t native and put trail blazing signs. So anything that isn’t their official trail is a crime. They took out really cool trails too. In addition to that there was old settlers heirlooms on the trails, they stole those under the guise of cleaning up.

Dude you will always have a desert walker friend in me!

dang those fucker! that’s all ill say on that : )

 

[Ladman]

Wanna go out for a walk in the desert with me? . They ruined things. The government covered all kinds of paths with some kind species that isn’t native and put trail blazing signs. So anything that isn’t their official trail is a crime. They took out really cool trails too. In addition to that there was old settlers heirlooms on the trails, they stole those under the guise of cleaning up.

Things move a little slower in the old pueblo. There's no money for that kind of bullshit.
We have pictographs and Indian ruins all around us, pretty much everything is left as it was. We are all just passing through.
Cool fact, there is a site not far from here where Indians butchered mastodons, 10,000 to 12,000 years ago.

 

[Putthataway]

Things move a little slower in the old pueblo. There's no money for that kind of bullshit.
We have pictographs and Indian ruins all around us, pretty much everything is left as it was. We are all just passing through.
Cool fact, there is a site not far from here where Indians butchered mastodons, 10,000 to 12,000 years ago.

That’s creepy. South mountain has a Pancho Villa site.

 

[Putthataway]

 

[Putthataway]