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posted on May 25, 2006 by eandl

…but it’s a dry heat!

After picking up our rental car in Phoenix we headed straight for the Boyce Thompson Arboretum for a lovely hike through flowering cacti and other drought tolerant plants and trees. This is my first time in so-called dry heat and that whole analogy about being slow roasted in an oven is completely accurate. We used the shade often and drank a ton of cold water (water fountains were supplied readily along the trail) and took quite a few photos. I’ll leave you with a sampling of the arboretum below…

Related posts:

  1. hiking The Narrows
  2. getting used to carrying water with me everywhere
  3. Sonoma County: Dry Creek and Alexander Valley wine tasting
  4. our first day in Barcelona
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