Mitchell and car in Santa Inez River near Mono ranger station, Santa Barbara County, California. The road has always been too near the creek and had always washed out every spring. We forded the river 6 times in 4 miles. The Forest Service is now (1916) constructing a good road back from the river, desiring to make summer home sites accessible. Chaparral typical of lower Santa Barbara Forest. May, 1916
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Location: panoramic Identification: exact ground location unclear, appears unknowable One person present, name known
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image
Identifier
fritz_metcalf-198
Subject
Rivers - Santa Inez River (Calif.) U. S. Forest Service - Ranger stations Automobiles Persons - Mitchell Erosion Los Padres National Forest (Calif.) National forests - California - Los Padres Santa Barbara County
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