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El Centro. First after El C&#13;
&#13;
came desert - and a gypsum&#13;
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&#13;
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prettiest of which was the&#13;
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Oco-tillo (Oc-o tee-o) will&#13;
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its tall, whiplike&#13;
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the whips tipped with a long&#13;
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covered with half inch long&#13;
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coral and yellow blossoms, quite&#13;
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the handsomest red blossoms I've&#13;
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ever seen. Even Chas. who hated&#13;
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like sixty to stop, got out and came&#13;
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to Mrs Hatchard and I who were gathering&#13;
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the blossoms, and said they were beautiful.&#13;
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There were many other new dainty&#13;
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              <text>Daisy Wheaton Stereographs</text>
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