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Tag Archives: Piedra Blanca
Piedra Blanca
Piedra Blanca sandstone formation. Pops came to visit for Thanksgiving. Last time he came to stay I dragged him along on a five mile hike through intermittent driving rain showers out in the hinterlands of San Luis Obispo County. This … Continue reading
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Tagged Gene Marshall Trail, Hiking, Piedra Blanca, Pine Mountain, Rocks, Sespe
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Sespe Creek Reflections
Sespe Creek at Piedra Blanca Trailhead late yesterday afternoon.
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