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| photo credit: Bob Rutemoeller |
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| photo credit: Bob Rutemoeller |
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| photo credit: Bob Rutemoeller |
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| photo credit: Bob Rutemoeller |
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| photo credit: Bob Rutemoeller |
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| photo credit: Bob Rutemoeller |
This hike is our once a year hike on Gualala Redwoods lands and is a new
suggestion from Henry Alden that we have never done before. Meet at
the back part of Gualala Arts parking lot at 10:15. We will carpool on
logging roads (vehicles with high clearance best ) through Elk Prairie
to our starting point and then hike along a road that follows the North
Fork of the Gualala River so will have glimpses of it from time to time.
The hike will be mostly shady and relatively, but not completely, flat.
We plan to have lunch at Peach Tree Flat, an area that is open next to
the Gualala River
(http://gualalawatershed.wordpress.com/2012/03/09/peach-tree-flat/) and
will have an opportunity to see how Gualala Redwoods has modified roads
to prevent runoff and added large pieces of wood to the river to create
pools for fish.
Leaders: Mary Sue Ittner and Bob Rutemoeller
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