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Gilmore
1933
road to Lord.
Passed out of Redwood belt rather
abruptly some 10 miles east of Charlotte.
From then on it was an accliminal
stretch of good transition featuring
Douglas Fir, Madrone, Subby Oak, and
Manzanita, and Yellow Pine.
Mad River "valley" is shallow valley
just west of South Fork Mt. with which
is now covered with snow. "Valley" is 50-
150 yds wide with a river now filled
with water. Black Cottonwoods, Yellow
Pine, Douglas Fir, and some Digger
Pine, Manzanita & Arctostaphylos.
Stands of Douglas Fir come down &
borders valley floor.
Camped in fruit canyon south of
Little Pine Creek.
Last night was cold, with but one
blanket + 2 tarps on me. I slept
cold despite wool clothes.