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Emerging from the woods, Mt. Hamilton, 4,265 ft., with Lick Observatory on its summit, come into view high on Foothill Trail.
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One of several small creeks, starts from the heights along Bonhoff Trail, and flows down its wooded valley (left). The blue Santa Cruz Mountains in the distance, are seen from high on Bonhoff Trail
Grassy, thin, sunlit woods with a small creek to the left of Foothill Trail, on a pretty spring day.
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Joan Pendleton
Apr 4, 2020 near Seven Trees, CA
“Emerging from the woods, Mt. Hamilton, 4,265 ft., with Lick Observatory on its summit, come into view high on Foothill Trail.”  

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Emerging from the woods, Mt. Hamilton, 4,265 ft., with Lick Observatory on its summit, come into view high on Foothill Trail.
Grassy, thin, sunlit woods with a small creek to the left of Foothill Trail, on a pretty spring day.
Mount Hamilton, 4, 265 ft., and Lick Observatory are seen nearby to the northeast, from Manzanita Trail.
Smith Creek is a pretty little creek in the Joseph D. Grant County Park backcountry. It is visited by Smith Creek Trail.
A small creek in its thinly wooded creek valley, is to the left of Foothill Trail here.
In the distance are the blue Santa Cruz Mountains, as a creek in its wooded valley is to the left, high on Manzanita Trail.
Bonhoff Trail winds through the grass and thin woods, high in the Diablo Range of Joseph D. Grant County Park.
One of several small creeks, starts from the heights along Bonhoff Trail, and flows down its wooded valley (left). The blue Santa Cruz Mountains in the distance, are seen from high on Bonhoff Trail
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