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A giant rock that seems very out of place in these grass and wooded hills. Why is it here? How did it get here?
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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.
Cows graze along Canada de Pala Trail as they have done for over a century.
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Joan Pendleton
Apr 1, 2020 near Seven Trees, CA
“A giant rock that seems very out of place in these grass and wooded hills. Why is it here? How did it get here?”  

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A giant rock that seems very out of place in these grass and wooded hills. Why is it here? How did it get here?
Cows graze along Canada de Pala Trail as they have done for over a century.
A creek flows in the wooded valley below Canada de Pala Trail.
Grass and wooded hills of Joseph D. Grant County Park, along Eagle Trail.
Views of the broad San Felipe Creek Valley, and grass and wooded hills to the west-northwest, from high on Canada de Pala Trail, as one approaches Mt. Hamilton Rd. from the south.
Yellow California false lupine wildflowers along Hotel Trail in the grass and wooded hills of Joseph D. Grant County Park.
Mount Hamilton, 4,265 ft., with Lick Observatory on its summit, is seen to the east-northeast towards the end of Hotel Trail.
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.
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Canada de Pala Trail

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Seven Trees, CA
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