Some of the fine oaks which give the name to White Oak Flat on the Santa Barbara National Forest. This can be made accessible by the building of about 1/4 mile of road from the highway up Santa Ynez river. A hole in the river about 1/2 mile away can be used for swimming until a pool is built. Metcalf. November, 1928
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Location: average distance Identification: exact ground location unclear, appears unknowable One person present, name unknown
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fritz_metcalf-6617
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Quercus sp Los Padres National Forest (Calif.) National forests - California - Los Padres 4-H clubs - Camps - White Oak Flat 4-H clubs - Camps - Facilities Outdoor recreation sites Los Padres National Forest
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