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Sunday, May 30, 2010
Yucca Kingdom
Lubbock is an arid land, and in that arid land one will find yuccas.
This is the same type of yucca that I used to see in Massachusetts.
However, in Massachusetts I never saw fields of yuccas.
And I never saw yuccas with white skinny spikes of dark pink and white flowers.
And I most certainly never saw a yucca as tall as tree. In fact when I first saw this yucca, I thought it was some sort of variety of palm tree - that is until I saw the flower spikes on top.
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