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The oak studded grass hills of Brush Trail. In the distance, at the left, to the northeast, is Mt. Hamilton, 4,265 ft., with Lick Observatory on its summit.
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Mount Hamilton, 4,265 ft., with Lick Observatory on its summit, is seen to the northeast, from a field of spring wildflowers along Brush Trail.
The large grassy meadow of Joseph D. Grant County Park, where Dutch Flat Trail ends.
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Joan Pendleton
Mar 28, 2020 near Seven Trees, CA
“The oak studded grass hills of Brush Trail. In the distance, at the left, to the northeast, is Mt. Hamilton, 4,265 ft., with Lick Observatory on its summit.”  

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The oak studded grass hills of Brush Trail. In the distance, at the left, to the northeast, is Mt. Hamilton, 4,265 ft., with Lick Observatory on its summit.
The large grassy meadow of Joseph D. Grant County Park, where Dutch Flat Trail ends.
The spring green hills deep in the Joseph D. Grant County Park backcountry near the Canada de Pala Trail start. The trail is faint here as it goes through the grass meadows.
Grass and wooded hills of Joseph D. Grant County Park, along Eagle Trail.
A creek flows in the wooded valley below Canada de Pala Trail.
The vast meadows at the southern end of Brush Trail, with the Diablo Range hills extending far into the distance, looking east on Brush Trail on a gorgeous spring day.
A pretty seasonal creek is to the left (southwest), below Eagle Trail.
Mount Hamilton, 4,265 ft., with Lick Observatory on its summit, is seen to the northeast, from a field of spring wildflowers along Brush Trail.
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