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Mormon Tea is a common plant in Western Colorado. Navajo Indians are said to have made a cough medicine from the tops, while Mormons made a tea that is supposedly a laxative.
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Looking down from the ridge at trail #8.
A dashing view with my friend's dog Dash.
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Janice Shepherd
Dec 6, 2020 near Loma, CO
“Mormon Tea is a common plant in Western Colorado. Navajo Indians are said to have made a cough medicine from the tops, while Mormons made a tea that is supposedly a laxative.”  

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Rabbit’s Ear

6.1 mi 9.8 km
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Loma, CO