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Contact sheet has 30 images, those not printed include tire in stream, oak tree and horseback rider, yucca, overturned car, long views of the flats leading to the barranca. Historically this area was known as the Salto, part of the Hunt Ranch. Long article in Vista section included arguments from Tom Maxwell and others that the area should be preserved as a public open space or park and bird refuge. (Copy of article in file) Getting Rare - Lichen (left) is a delicate form of vegetation and easily affected by smog. This type of plant is rare in smoggy areas where the pollution kills it. It grows plentifully in The Barranca.
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