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4_66 Bubb's Creek Trail. Pinus momophylla - does not look like a pine on account of its solitary leaves. It had to me at first glance the appearance of some Australian tree with narrow leaves, or reminds me of the Podocarpus things or even of Casuarina. I am familiar with Australian trees since childhood but not till now have I seen Pinus monophylla close at hand and living. Mr Stone says the trees look like apple trees - they are so low and branching and round-topped. |
4_67 July 9, 1900. Canon of Bubb's Creek. Quercus Kelloggii - trees 25 ft. h. Quercus chrysolepis - common on the talus and running up the very faces of the high cliffs to the summit. Hosackia Torreyi - the 4 or 3 pods in ripening divirge (in the plane) more or less horizontally so that they form a semi-circle. Sonchus asper Chenopodium album - Bubb's Creek Trail over Kearsarge Pass an old trail - used for packing supplies to Independence in early mining days. |
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