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Summer on the Lemmon

Dave Perry/The Explorer, Bright yellow columbine flourish in now-dry wash bottoms below Mount Lemmon's 9,157-foot summit.

Summer on the Lemmon

Dave Perry/The Explorer, Burned conifers, still standing after the 2003 Aspen Fire burned large stands atop Mount Lemmon, loom over a June hiker on the Aspen Trail.

Posted: Tuesday, July 6, 2010 11:00 pm | Updated: 8:18 am, Thu Mar 24, 2011.

Summer on the Lemmon By Dave Perry, The Explorer Explorer News | 0 comments

Burned conifers, still standing after the 2003 Aspen Fire burned large stands atop Mount Lemmon, loom over a June hiker on the Aspen Trail. Bright yellow columbine flourish in now-dry wash bottoms below Mount Lemmon's 9,157-foot summit.

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Posted in El sol on Tuesday, July 6, 2010 11:00 pm. Updated: 8:18 am. | Tags: Explorer, Mount Lemmon, Tucson, Aspen Fire