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Indian Mortars, used to grind various plants and nuts into meal for cooking.
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Crescent Meadow, Sequoia National Park
View from the Sugar Pine Trail as it crosses a granite rock. No sequoias in this area.
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David Hitchcock
Aug 29, 2020 near Three Rivers, CA
“Indian Mortars, used to grind various plants and nuts into meal for cooking.”  

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Indian Mortars, used to grind various plants and nuts into meal for cooking.
View from the Sugar Pine Trail as it crosses a granite rock. No sequoias in this area.
The trail runs next to Crescent Creek for a short distance. You may encounter animals (deer, black bears, etc) drinking from the creek during the morning or later in the evening.
Views of Moro Rock and the foothills below from Bobcat Point.
Sweeping views from Bobcat Point.
The Bobcat Point Trail as it climbs up the hillside from the Sugar Pine Trail toward Bobcat Point.
Lots of great spots to stop while on this trail to take amazing photos of the Crescent Meadow!
Crescent Meadow, Sequoia National Park
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Sugar Pine Trail

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Three Rivers, CA
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