On February 20th, I went to Redwood Regional Park in Oakland, CA. I took photos of Coast Redwoods (Sequoia sempervirens).
On February 21th, I did a 9 mile look around Lake Chabot in Lake Chabot Regional Park in Castro Valley, CA.
Yesterday, on February 27th, I took a hike through Pleasanton Ridge Regional Park in Sunol, CA. You can see snow on the distant hills. It has been extremely cold this year. Snow in the SF Bay Area is pretty rare. My friend took photos of more snow in the morning. My hike was a bit late so a lot has melted. This is the first time I saw this much snow in the bay area out of living here for almost two decades.
Coast Redwoods (Sequoia sempervirens) forest from Stream Trail in Redwood Regional Park in Oakland, CA.
Photos of trees from my loop around Lake Chabot in Lake Chabot Regional Park in Castro Valley, CA.
Photos of Lake Chabot from my loop around the lake in Lake Chabot Regional Park in Castro Valley, CA.
Photos of trees from my loop around Lake Chabot in Lake Chabot Regional Park in Castro Valley, CA.
An eucalyptus tree that has fallen across the trail. I did end up helping clear a bit of the foliage with my Swiss Army Knife to help out other hikers, but my saw was too small to remove more.
Photos of trees from my loop around Lake Chabot in Lake Chabot Regional Park in Castro Valley, CA.
Photos from my hike in Pleasanton Ridge Regional Park in Sunol, CA yesterday. You can see snow on the distant hills. It has been extremely cold this year. Snow in the San Francisco Bay Area is pretty rare. My friend took photos of more snow in the morning. My hike was a bit late so a lot has melted. This is the first time I saw this much snow in the bay area out of living here for almost two decades.
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