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DESCRIPTION:We’ll visit the serpentinite flora and check on the status of the 
 goat-grass control project on the Terra Linda side of the ridge. The 
 fire-road trail winds creekside along Old Lucas Valley Road in the Las 
 Gallinas Valley then up onto the ridge. Usually creekside box elder, maple, 
 and various oak woodland flowers are visible at this time of year, 
 including a fine population of blue Delphinium patens. This is a round-trip 
 walk, returning via the Mt. Muir fire road.\n\nThe California Native Plant 
 Society is a non-profit organization of amateurs and professionals united 
 by an interest in the plants of California. Its principal aims are to 
 preserve the native flora and to add to the knowledge of members and the 
 public at large.\n\nAll hikes are free and open to the public; please 
 invite your friends.\n\nThe outings will often go on until 2 p.m., so bring 
 your lunch, and be prepared for unreliable weather.\n\nIn all cases, 
 morning rain cancels. \n 
 https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2009/03/26/18583080.php
SUMMARY:CALIFORNIA NATIVE PLANT SOCIETY HIKE: Terra Linda-Las Gallinas Valley Divide
LOCATION:Exit Highway 101 at the Lucas Valley Rd. exit, north of San Rafael, and go 
 west approximately 1 mile. Park at the trailhead opposite the Mt. Lassen 
 Drive mini-mart on the south side of Lucas Valley Rd.
URL:https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2009/03/26/18583080.php
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