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Access to this collection is generously supported by Arcadia funds. Photograph, from left to right, of H. H. West, Ed Featherstone and Charles Lick lunching beneath a tree during a fishing trip in Sisquoc. A tree's branches hang overhead at left. Beneath the branches, H. H. West sits on the ground, obscured by shadow. He faces towards the camera. Sitting more forward and to the right of him, Ed Featherstone also sits on the ground to eat. He sits facing the left. Behind him, 2 cooking pots sit on a rack. Standing up at right, Charles Lick faces towards the left, but looks to the camera. He holds a fishing rod out in front of him. A fence stretches across a field behind them. The field extends to the base of a mountain, which rises in the far distance. Text from negative sleeve: 1083. Sisquoc. About 1920. Ed Featherstone, Charles Lick and self drove up to Sisquoc one night trout fishing. Ed drove his Packard. Splendid fishing. 1. L to R: H.H.West, Ed Featherstone sitting and Chas Lick standing. Taken by driver of wagon who drove us up from the ranch house. Harry Becker, who shot with us at Crane Lake 1910-1915 was Game Warden San Luis Obispo County, and got us per mit [sic] to go on Sisquoc. 2. An xxxxxxx abandoned ranch house on the creek close to camp. Featherstone coming thru the wire fence. 2 films
Type
Format
b&w nitrate negative
Identifier
uclamss_1998_1083_001 ark:/21198/zz002hs9b4
Language
No linguistic content
Subject
Meadows--California Eating & drinking--California--Santa Maria Rest periods--California--Santa Maria Featherstone, Edward Allyn, 1876-1940 Lick, Charles Jacob, 1882-1971 West, H. H. (Henry Hebard), 1872-1958
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