Reader's photos.
Pictures
from the Chihuahan Desert, Monclova, Mexico
These pictures are from my
ranch in Monclova Mexico, in what is part of the
Chihuahuan
desert. Ignacio Villasenor, Monclova
Coahuila, Mexico
The wild poinsettia grows on the side of a mountain.
The Jicama is a "fruit" very popular
in Mexico as a snack. It looks like a big potato
and grows underground. You eat it raw and it's
very
juicy and crunchy, semi sweet and a very good
source of watter in an emergency. I have seen it
lately in supermarkets in Texas and New Orleans.
The
spider web I took on a foggy morning; it was
full of dew, which is what made it so
visible.
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