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		By: jessica		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Saguaros are often very old -- an absolute understatement! They are vastly important to the desert eco-system for a number of reasons. Human desert dwellers have always used saguaro wood as a building material. I love that this design respects this saguaro forest, but it&#039;s also worth noting that they are extremely valuable $$$ and cactus rustlers are paid big money to uproot them for sale in the landscaping industry.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Saguaros are often very old &#8212; an absolute understatement! They are vastly important to the desert eco-system for a number of reasons. Human desert dwellers have always used saguaro wood as a building material. I love that this design respects this saguaro forest, but it&#8217;s also worth noting that they are extremely valuable $$$ and cactus rustlers are paid big money to uproot them for sale in the landscaping industry.</p>
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