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A View Of Tucson One Doesn't Expect

When one thinks about what Tucson looks like, the first things that usually come to mind are desert, cactus, sand and heatwaves rising from the parched land.

There is some truth to that, but given that conception, do trees come to mind? Not usually - but there are lots of trees...an astonishing number, considering that the perception is that trees need lots and lots of water.

Morning view of Tucson showing a carpet of green treetops, with the Santa Rita Mountains as a backdrop to the south

This is taken from my backyard, looking south to the Santa Rita Mountains. Surprising, huh?

Kent Simpson REALTOR®, e-Certified®, AHS® (with The Pepper Group™ Diversified Real Estate): Real Estate Agent in Tucson, Pima County, Arizona

Specializing in Buyer Representation in the Tucson, Arizona real estate market.

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Posted by Kent Simpson REALTOR® and some other alphabet soup on 10/10/2008 09:18 AM

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Cactus, desert and rattle snakes. That was my perception. Looks like Ohio in summer (except for the mountains.

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Chad - thanks for dropping by...cactus, desert & rattlesnakes are definitely a major part of this corner of the world, but we do have a lot more trees than one might expect! LOL

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