When and if the fog clears a little, the views from the top are splendid. And the lichen-lover will not be disappointed...
Monday, October 20, 2014
Mt. Davidson
Botanically speaking, San Francisco's Mt. Davidson is kind of a disaster, much of it overgrown with invasive English ivy, thickets of weedy blackberries, privet, and eucalyptus trees. Still, it's a primal place, sticking up from the middle of the city, with the chilly marine mist blowing through the tall trees and across the twisted outcroppings of red Franciscan chert.
When and if the fog clears a little, the views from the top are splendid. And the lichen-lover will not be disappointed...
When and if the fog clears a little, the views from the top are splendid. And the lichen-lover will not be disappointed...
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