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christman
1959
234
Journal
29 Nov. Mother Lode Trip
some large manzanita; yerba santa in the
grasses
326.9 brushy hills to the north -
327 wood grassy - parkland, more brush to the
N. much Cercocarpus. More chamise.
Most of the parkland oaks are deciduous.
328.2 *104 to done (off of *16)
more fieldstones (they are dark colored) up a small hill.
Small even aged islands of deciduous oaks.
Hill of green stone - serpentine ?
brushland of chamise, yerba santa, Photinia,
manzanita. There are patches areas of grass in
brush fields here. They entire area is deeply
rolling frax hills.
330 down hill - woodland - grassy areas.
Yerba Santa is invading the grassy areas - once
again, especially on the edges of the brush fields.
more brush patches.
The P. Sabiniana in this area have been girdled
into woodland - many dead ones - many axes
down & across a creek - bridge.
This area is woodland-brush which is being
managed into grassland.
331 small groves of dense oaks - all spi!
parkland - some brush.
More brush land & tree cutting.
Brush and sprouting important here.
N7 334 brush abundant.
12> 335.2 building of done photographed
brushy elements everywhere.