When I arrived home, California was super green and "plump" with flowering wild life.
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| Discrete, but ubiquitous, the buck-brush, which I call wild lilac, is everywhere on the mountainsides. |
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| what I see when I look at this is impassable hill climbing, as buck-brush is a trail-tender's bane. |
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| another view, with more monkey-flowers included. They, too, are ubiquitous. |
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| The rocky sections have more of the yellow flowers all over them |
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| I just love my 3-D world when it's spring! |
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| view of the Maple Leaf through the lush greenery of Spring |
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| more of the yellows |
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| dried-spent miner's lettuce patch |
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| looking down into Dogwood Ravine; this doesn't even half show how many there are down there |
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| A western dogwood flower |
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| with my hand, to give perspective on the flower's size |
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| clover and lupin |
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| Ben Lomond from the helipad up the Longville Rd. |
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| sorry, but I can't help loving these spills of color |
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| this is a canyon wall right along the highway! |
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| Local businesses are open for the season |
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| the Town Hall Theater got a new, beautiful ticket booth out front |
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| Rocki's California Sister Garden, one small area of it; where I purchased my tomato plants today! Spring is here! |
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