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Tag Archives: Lockwood Valley Road
Cuyama Badlands
With the fog’s unrelenting grip on the immediate coast yet again this summer, I drove out to the Cuyama Badlands the other day to enjoy some heat and blue skies. It had been a year since my last venture specifically … Continue reading
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Tagged Camping, Cuyama Badlands, Cuyama River, Cuyama Valley, highway 33, Hiking, Hiking (2), Lockwood Valley Road
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