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7_12 San Miguelito Rancho c. 1200 ft. Near Jolon Mr. Dutton of Dutton's Hotel at Jolon says that in the old days he once drove from San Diego to Jolon, the journey taking 23 days. It took a long time in those years to get from northern California to Southern California. - The ranch to the south of this one is called Piojo Rancho and belongs also to the Newhalls. - We can see Pico Blanco from the ranch house at San Miguelito, but not Santa Lucia Peak which is hidden behind a range of hills |
7_13 = San Antonio River of U. S. Topographic Map, Junipero Serra Quadrangle San Antonio Creek, June 16. Monterey Co. - Douglas oak, San Antonio River circumference 10 ft 4 in. at 4 ft. from ground. - Bloomeria aurea, abundant on wooded hillsides. - Lonicera hipidula var. subapicata. Shrub 3 or 4 or 5 ft. high or climbing oaks or Rhamnus crocea. - Rhamnus crocea, var. ilicifolia. Shrubs, 5 to 8 ft. high. - Ceanothus cuneatus, shrub forms suggesting those of Sierra foothills. - Asclepias eriocarpa Benth. Common - Lichen on oaks, used to feed cattle in the dry years acc. to Mr. Davy. - Asclepias eriocarpa poisons cattle in Mendocino Co. acc. to Mr. Davy. - Populus trichocarpa. - Prunus dimissa. cf no. 13,842. Exact loc. not recorded. |
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