


Uh, no point in showing the dead skunk, however, it was recently killed somehow.
We stopped by the well-equipped visitor's center to collect trail maps of various East bay trails and to check out the books on plants/wildflowers. There is a small farm nearby for kids replete with cows, sheep (black), chickens, turkeys, rabbitts, geese, and other farm animals. Seemed like an odd place for a farm.

We continued on for several miles before having lunch and heading back. Until next time....
1 comment:
Good shit dude. Love the slug.
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