Palmer 1935 Itinerary Laguna Beach, Orange Co. (contd.) Aug. 17 sharply from the rocky cliffs at the shore. In the evening drove N.E. from the town on a road that runs up the hills. Saw a dead Rattlesnake by the roadside. At a point designated as: 1 mi. NE Laguna Beach, 500 ft. Orange Co., Calif., set out 49 traps (gen. sig. mouse) in a loop running down a hillside across a gulch and back to the road. Most of the hillside is covered by ceraria fatua (now beaten down flat) with scattered plants of Euphorbia albomarginata (?) and a few clumps of saw grass - Cladium mariscus. In the gulch there is a rather thick cover of brush 2-3 ft. high of Artemisia californica and Erionema fasciculatum with a few scattered shrubs 4-8 ft. high on the N. slope facing of Rhus integrifolia and Sambucus glauca. The soil to adobe, baked hard and much cracked. Traps were set about 15 steps apart; of them about 7/3 on the open hillside + 1/3 in