Climbing in Arizona - Cochise and the Endgame (dis)adventure
Now there is more than 1 year that I've been living in the desert... the Sonoran Desert, not any desert... where the giant and old Saguaro cacti reign as the reincarnation of Native American entities among chollas, prickly pear, ocotillos, and palo verde trees, it's truly a forest of strong life. In the summer, lightning takes the sky during the monsoons, the rattle snakes unfold, the scorpions permeate the ground, the cacti bloom in big flowers, and the owls and hawks watch everything. Coyotes have a terrifying scream, javelinas eat the plants of your backyard, and lucky is who sees a bobcat or even a mountain lion... It's amazing how much life is living in this dryland, but this is also thanks to the rocks hosting all these ecosystems, and there are tons of weird rocks... Rockfellow Group at sunset light, Eastside Cochise. Cactus flowers in the Rockfellow Group trail Ringtail "cat", although it's not a cat, common in Cochise. Bat near the pool in the hik...