Friday, March 21, 2008
Oaks and Manzanita on Muir Mill Road
Oaks and manzanitas served as food sources for the local Pomo tribes for thousands of years. These might be black oaks, but I can't be certain. One of my favorite things about the manzanita bush is the nearly wine-red, glossy skin of its branches.
ManzanitaWithOaks Jigsaw Puzzle
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2 comments:
That really sounds neat--the red branches.
Nice overall photo.
Have a nice holiday weekend.
Abraham Lincoln
Brookville
Thanks for visiting Abe! I'll try to get a good shot of the bark sometime, to post here.
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