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Cactus in Desert With Mountains

A cactus stands tall in the arid desert landscape, with rugged mountains towering in the distance under a clear blue sky. The spiky plant contrasts against the barren terrain and adds a touch of greenery to the harsh environment.

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Deana Carmack said:

great for a book cover dealing with "prickly" issues!

2018-09-12 10:17

Eddie Strong said:

I can feel the heat

2012-07-05 13:41

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