Crested Saguaro #023 in Cochise County, Az.

Charlie's Medusa

"As this saguaro seems to resemble the Greek mythological monster Medusa with snakes for her hair, he named it Charlie's Medusa after his Uncle Charlie Cigliana who was the Superintendent for the Hecla Copper mine in nearby San Manuel in the 1950's." — ShuswapYeti

Almost Full View
C1230 (01-30-2009) Photo courtesy of Bob Cardell & Pat Hammes

5 Years Later - Close Up
DSC_6431 (2) (02-05-2014) Photo courtesy of Lynn Simon

Wider Angle
DSC_6430 (2) (02-05-2014) Photo courtesy of Lynn Simon

Other Side
DSC_6434 (02-05-2014) Photo courtesy of Lynn Simon

Close Up
DSC_6432 (2) (02-05-2014) Photo courtesy of Lynn Simon

8 Years Later - Almost Full View
FB_IMG_1495295208577 (05-19-2017) Photo courtesy of Bob Stiens

11 Years Later - Full View
SX50_IMG_30121_mod (06-07-2020) photo courtesy of Joe Orman

Close Up - Extend-O-Cam View
SX50_IMG_30118_mod (06-07-2020) photo courtesy of Joe Orman

Close Up - Other Side - Extend-O-Cam View
SX50_IMG_30117_mod (06-07-2020) photo courtesy of Joe Orman

12 Years Later - Close Up
HFIMG_4097 (2) rCR Charlie's Medusa r (04-17-2021) photo courtesy of Harry Ford

12 1/2 Years Later - Upper Half View with Milky Way
HF3J3A8992Crr r (08-07-2021) photo courtesy of Harry Ford

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