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37_4 Mission Soledad, Monterey Co. 170 ft. the land rising a little so as to give it something of a prospect over the valley floor. About the mission now is a thickly settled dairy district. No. 8430. Capsella bursa-pastoris Moench. Within the purlieus of the Mission Soledad precincts. No. 8431. Chorizanthe polygonoides Nutt. Sandy bed of the Arroyo Seco near Mission Soledad. No. 8432. Orthocarpus purpurascens Benth. With 8431. No. 8433. Baeria. With 8431. No. 8434. Phacelia douglasii Bth. With 8431. No. 8434a. Gilia tenuiflora Bth. With 8431. No. 8435. Layia glandulosa (Hook.) H. & A. Rays yellow, 8 or 9. With 8431. No. 8436. Monolopia. Argus Sta. near King City. Very abundant, making spots of yellow. No. 8437. Amsinckia douglasiana A.DC. |
37_5 Mission San Miguel, Apr. 6, 1920 San Luis Obispo Co. with 8436. -Running on up the Salinas River valley the color spots were made mostly by Baeria and Platystemon. Spring flowering is in full swing and the country is very beautiful. No. 8438. Phacelia ciliata Bth. with 8436. -We pass thru San Ardo and stop for just a few moments to view the mission at San Miguel. We camp in a grove of oak trees on a bit of mesa overlooking country eastward. All the way from San Miguel to Paso Robles the country east breaks down into very low hills an [and] valleys and one for the first time in running up the valley has a far view eastward. -The night is clear and beautiful, but by 6:00 a.m the next day high fog is over all and it is keen and cold. |
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