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Michael Kauffmann
As an avid plant explorer, my website, artwork -- and soon my book -- are available for hikers and backpackers to celebrate the botanical wonderland that is northwest California. Please enjoy the photos and visit the website for more information about conifer diversity in northwest California.
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- conifers Klamath Mountains botany Trinity Alps
- fire lookout Klamath Mountains Yolla Bolly
- Fire Lookout Oregon
- Hawai'i
- Humboldt County Mountains
- Klamath northwest California botany conifers
- lookout Marble Mountains English Peak
- Mount Linn Yolla Bolly Wilderness
- Mount Shasta Pacific Crest Trail PCT
- Saline Valley
- serpentine ultramafic peridotite Preston California
- Sierra Nevada
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Really a fine composed and beautiful view LIKE join the group, welcome in the Nature Is Beautiful Namaste from Nepal
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Very nice picture, Michael. I was looking at Preston from the northeast, the Red Buttes area, and wondering about hiking there. What's it like? Any thoughts on trails, routes, etc?
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Just dont try this between July and November, there are lots of growers here with weapons!
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Is there any way to get to this site without rafting to it? My wife and I tried to get there from Garberville last week and were turned away by deteriorating roads and no trespassing signs. I would love to see this section of the river--any suggestions for access would be appreciated.
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Great shot voted
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Nice ! How's the crapper? It's got my vote for best view with a moon. (2nd best is a three-crapper at the iron mine at Joshua Tree NM.)
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Very beautiful photo ！！！ Thank you for sharing ！！！
You have a beautiful gallery ！！！
Best greetings from China ！行者无路
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Great perspective! Thanks for adding this one.
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A relic grave from a bygone era, the headstone is made from wood and most of the text has long faded. This headstone,probably dating to the late 1800's, is but one of many celebrating difficult lives in the desert from many decades. The region has long been visited because of the hot water that flows at the surface here.
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Sweet- I got lost in those pictures. I'm off in early June for a trans-Klamath adventure...and I'll use part of that high route to get from Grizzly to Caribou.
http://conifercountry.com/Bigfoot_Trail/
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