Field notes, v1726
Page 353
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A.C. Zecchell 1960 JOURNAL 2 mi. E Antioch, Contra Costa Co., California Feb. 21 to 2 mi. E Antioch & worked the (cont.) "PSE-A" (meaning??) Recreation Area. - A similar oak grove but furnished with picnic tables & fire places. Not much litter or boros but under a long board under it by digging up an inch or so soon - buckeye trees, found the 5th Antiochia. About 400-500 yards of grassy field separate the 2 oak groves where the limbs were connected (so both given same locality on maps). The field is muddy in places & is used, at one end, as a dump. Looked under some boros but saw no Antiochia. Besides these 2 areas only saw 2 other oak groves among which were scattered trees, worked one of these but got no boros. Locality outlines below. Left at 6 pm & drove home (from Cam.F. State Auto Assoc. map "Contra Costa Co." page 80) [illegible] San Lorenzo River OAK GROVE OAK GROVE Antiochia Pilot Hill N 4th St. Antioch 2 1/2 mi. W. 10th St. START Highway 4 & 24 Wilbur Avenue Highway 86 3.1 1/2 mi.