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See the San Gabriel Mountains
Our newest national monument
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See the San Gabriel Mountains
A beam of light in late afternoon illuminates the West Fork of the San Gabriel River, San Gabriel Mountains. Angeles National Forest, California.
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Mount Baden-Powell and the Sheep Mountain Wilderness before sunrise. San Gabriel Mountains. Angeles National Forest, California.
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©2010 Michael E. Gordon
Morning light and atmospheric haze over Cattle Canyon and proposed additions to the Sheep Mountain Wilderness. San Gabriel Mountains. Angeles National Forest, California.
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A Coast Range Newt Walking Over Mossy Rock
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