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Jan Graziano
{K:17920} 8/14/2005
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For sure Don - isn't it amazing how not one is a carbon copy of another and the arms all grow differently?
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Jan Graziano
{K:17920} 8/14/2005
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I think you are right Don. I do know that they sure are costly to buy when they are this mature. These were planted in about 1993. The old Police Department Building opened in Dec. 1989, City Hall Administration in Feb. 1991, Council Chamber and Library in 1993. New Police and Fire Department Administration Bldg. opened in 2003, and the City is in the design phase of another building to be built on the 40 acre complex that will house Community Development. Peoria has grown so fast that sardines in a can have more room to move around than do the City employees. Jan
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Jan Graziano
{K:17920} 8/14/2005
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Thanks Mary - I'm with you kiddo, the tree behind the saguaro (mesquite or Palo Verde - can't remember which is which) does look like a peacock tail or fan.
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Jan Graziano
{K:17920} 8/14/2005
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Thanks Chris - I am really enjoying learning how to use my new camera. Jan
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Don Loseke
{K:32503} 8/14/2005
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They are a wonder, so impressive. You never tire of looking at them. Don.
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Don Price
{K:1376} 8/13/2005
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Jan, Very interesting to see a big Saguaro in such a tight spot and doing well.. good eye! I think I was told about 75-100 years to grow arms?
They are sure fat this year with all the rain..
Very nice
Don
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Mary Brown
{K:71879} 8/13/2005
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The trees sure like the cactus, ;-) It seems like the one is watching over it and the one behind is providing rays, sort of like a peacock fan. Oh, I bet that sounds a little wierd.
Mary
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Chris Spracklen
{K:32552} 8/13/2005
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A sharp shot with good, natural colours, Janice.
Best regards, Chris
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