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    Scenes from Mount Diablo

    Pine canyon Rattlesnake grass
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    Mount Diablo from East County
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    Grey Pine in Mixed Chaparral
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    Male Tarantula on the move
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    Eastwood Manzanita
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    Hummingbird Sage and Bush Monkey Flower
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    Diablo Peak
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    Mount Diablo from Shell Ridge
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    Mount Diablo
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    Secret Trail
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    Northern Meadows hikers
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    Cyclist on Summit Road
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    Globe Lily
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    Variable Cheskerspot
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    Summit Building
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    Mount Diablo Morgan Territory
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    Lupine and Poppies
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    Biking on the mountain
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    Sentinel Rock
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    Pine cones
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    Contra Costa Manzanita, Curry Canyon
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