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Poison Oak used to be prevalent on the west side of the gap between the Hatchery and the Egg, but gone now.
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Making the descent off the NW face of the Hatchery formation at Texas Canyon.
Spectacular wildflowers are blooming on the slopes around Texas Canyon.
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Benjamin Chapman
Apr 14, 2014
“Poison Oak used to be prevalent on the west side of the gap between the Hatchery and the Egg, but gone now.”  

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Poison Oak used to be prevalent on the west side of the gap between the Hatchery and the Egg, but gone now.
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Careful, the bees love those flowers.
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