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Rattlesnake Falls, San Rafael Wilderness
DavidStillman.com standing beside Rattlesnake Falls deep in the Santa Barbara backcountry on a recent backpacking trip, the creek a tributary of the Wild and Scenic Sisquoc River.
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Tagged Backpacking, Hiking, iPhoneography, Los Padres National Forest, Nature, Photos, Rattlesnake Falls, San Rafael Wilderness, Snapshots, Travel, waterfalls
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