Another wonderful Saturday dawn hike at Morgan Territory Regional Preserve, Livermore, CA
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Another wonderful Saturday dawn hike at Morgan Territory Regional Preserve, Livermore, CA
Springtime greenery, Morgan Territory Preserve, Contra Costa County, SF East Bay Area
Springtime green, Morgan Territory Preserve, Contra Costa County, N Calif.
Morgan Territory Regional Preserve
Contra Costa County, California
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Morgan Territory Regional Preserve, East SF Bay Area, N Calif.
The Bay Area infrequently gets a "decent" snowfall that persists. Late February, 2023, a series of cold winter storms produced snow at 2,000 ft of 12" and more. One day later, there was still 3" persisting; in my 44+ year years of hiking here, this is the best snow I have enjoyed here. Midway through my hike, the clouds overran the plateau ridges and enshrouded the snowy landscape in a heavy fog. The image here is along a part backroad through the "tunnel-like" oak-woodland canopy of a couple walking the road.
Morgan Territory Regional Preserve, East SF Bay Area, N Calif.
The Bay Area infrequently gets a "decent" snowfall that persists. Late February, 2023, a series of cold winter storms produced snow at 2,000 ft of 12" and more. One day later, there was still 3" persisting; in my 44+ year years of hiking here, this is the best snow I have enjoyed here. Midway through my hike, the clouds overran the plateau ridges and enshrouded the snowy landscape in a heavy fog.
Morgan Territory Regional Preserve, East SF Bay Area, N Calif.
The Bay Area infrequently gets a "decent" snowfall that persists. Late February, 2023, a series of cold winter storms produced snow at 2,000 ft of 12" and more. One day later, there was still 3" persisting; in my 44+ year years of hiking here, this is the best snow I have enjoyed here. Midway through my hike, the clouds overran the plateau ridges and enshrouded the snowy landscape in a heavy fog. The image here is the rolling oak-woodland hills as the clouds rolled across.
Christmas Eve Saturday dawn tour, Morgan Territory Regional Preserve, Livermore
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Christmas Eve Saturday dawn tour, Morgan Territory Regional Preserve, Livermore
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