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D. Richardson
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General Account
grayet in color and that
son taken close to as M.
was nearly the same
color as those found at
Quaking Aspen Meadow.
Loyla Meadow is rather
a dry uninteresting rest
of a place. It is a long,
rolling lava bed thinly
forested with Yellow Pine
and Juniper and through
which runs Freepan Creek.
The trail to O.A.
from S.M. is through
a dense forest similar
to the county near O.G.
except for the first
portion which contains
Redwoods.
Weather clear and bright.