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Photos: Flowers on the Road to Bartlett, Spring 2017 - A Peek at the Peak Magazine

Photos: Flowers on the Road to Bartlett, Spring 2017

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Posted By Howard Myers on Jun 2, 2017

March 2017

By Howard Myers

The March 2017 issue of this magazine published photographs of flowers that I took in 2008 during a drive to Bartlett Lake. We had quite a bit of rain this past winter and that usually means an unusually good year for flower blooms. My wife, Carol, and I decided to drive to Bartlett Lake to check out the flowers. It was a good decision. Below are some of the photographs that I took along the way. You’ll find a link to the 2008 photos at the bottom of this article.

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Author: Howard Myers

Howard is the president of the Desert Foothills Property Owners Association. He has served as the chairman of the City of Scottsdale Preserve Commission and on the board of directors of the McDowell Sonoran Conservancy, Friends of the Scenic Drive, and the Greater Pinnacle Peak Association. Howard is an avid preservationist, hiker, and photographer and contributor to The Peak.