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Jersey Devil, Headless Horseman, Stalking Saguaro...

This saguaro carcass seems to want to grab you...

New Jersey has tales of the "Jersey Devil."  New England's "Headless Horseman," from The Legend of Sleepy Hollow, is famous for his pursuit of Ichabod Crane.

Our Halloween monster, the Stalking Saguaro of the Desert, wanders the edges of Tucson's desert, frequenting lonely stretches in search of little children wearing costumes and carrying pillowcases filled with candy...

Parents:  Don't leave your children alone tonight near the desert's edge.

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Comment balloon 14 comments • Mike Jones • October 30 2009 10:54AM

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That is priceless!!

 

Posted by Lenn Harley, Real Estate Broker - Virginia & Maryland (Lenn Harley, Homefinders.com, MD & VA Homes and Real Estate) over 10 years ago

Great Picture....thanks

Posted by Bob Davis (Brush Real Estate) over 10 years ago

Bob,

LOL!

Lenn,

Thanks for being the first to comment.  I saw this last night while driving home, and had to pull over to get the photo.

Mike in Tucson

Posted by Mike Jones, Mike Jones NMLS 223495 (SUNSTREET MORTGAGE, LLC (BK-0907366, NMLS 145171) ) over 10 years ago

Tremendous!  Now that's one spooky looking cactus!  I think I shall use that image to keep certain wee ones in line!  LOL  Thanks for the chuckle, Mike.  Hope you and your darlin' are well!

Posted by Carol Smith (Casmi Photography) over 10 years ago

I'm glad I won't be hanging around there tomorrow! What a great shot. :)

Posted by Connie Harvey, Realtor - Nashville TN Real Estate (Pilkerton Realtors) over 10 years ago

Mike  I agree with Connie - being close to Congress is already scary enough - I don't need more  Karen

Posted by Karen Kruschka, - "My Experience Isn't Expensive - It's PRICELESS" (RE/MAX Executives) over 10 years ago

Some evil looking saguaro there Mike! Great shot.

Posted by Jim Little, Your Sun City Arizona Realtor (Ken Meade Realty) over 10 years ago

Hi Mike: They have Halloween in the desert too hun - lol.

:)

Posted by Matt Listro, Your Credit Repair Expert (National Credit Fixers - Matt Listro) over 10 years ago

Mike,

You can always be counted on to bring the unique to a blog post.  Thank you for this photo.

Posted by Don Rogers, Realtor, Broker, CDPE, GRI, OnullFallon MO & St Charles County MO homes (Keller Williams Realty Chesterfield) over 10 years ago

Mike:  Have you ever had your photos published in a book?  You have quite a talent and really like the new pic of yourself. 

Posted by Donna Yates, Blue Ridge Mountains (BHGRE - Metro Brokers) over 10 years ago

Donna,

No, never.  Thanks for the compliment, though.

Don,

It's what keeps me going.  LOL

Matt,

Yes we do!

Jim,

It's good to see you; thanks for stopping by.

Karen,

...and that's the truth!

Connie,

Thanks!  See you on your blog.

Carol,

I thought this one might make you spend that money in the Tucson envelope on something else!  LOL

Mike in Tucson

Posted by Mike Jones, Mike Jones NMLS 223495 (SUNSTREET MORTGAGE, LLC (BK-0907366, NMLS 145171) ) over 10 years ago

Good grief!  That thing looks like it will jump on who ever gets close enough!  That is one interesting set of bones.  LOL! 

Posted by Doreen McPherson, Phoenix Arizona Real Estate ~ (Homesmart ~ Scottsdale ~ Tempe) over 10 years ago

Doreen,

They're just as interesting (those saguaros) in death as they are in life.  Interesting thought on Halloween!

Mike in Tucson

Posted by Mike Jones, Mike Jones NMLS 223495 (SUNSTREET MORTGAGE, LLC (BK-0907366, NMLS 145171) ) over 10 years ago

Mike - Is that anything like the Jackalope?

BTW -  I've seen the Jersey Devil....lol

Posted by Robert Hammerstein, Bergen County NJ Real Estate (Keller Williams Valley Realty) over 10 years ago

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