dryfj.com / drycyclist.com (kevin cook)

21/42
Home / Mojave Preserve and Desert bikepacking trips / 2008: Bikepacking in Henry Coe State Park / Day 7: Pacheco Camp to China Hole by bicycle, Henry Coe State Park /

Along here are numerous "California everlasting" plants with their dry flowers

ThumbnailsPreviousNext
Photo sizes slideshow
00421-california-everlastin.jpg Coit Road rises along a ledge through chamise chaparral toward the Wasno Ridge areaThumbnailsA little more pedalling and I cross the high point of Coit Road with its grove of buckeye trees sporting reddish leavesCoit Road rises along a ledge through chamise chaparral toward the Wasno Ridge areaThumbnailsA little more pedalling and I cross the high point of Coit Road with its grove of buckeye trees sporting reddish leavesCoit Road rises along a ledge through chamise chaparral toward the Wasno Ridge areaThumbnailsA little more pedalling and I cross the high point of Coit Road with its grove of buckeye trees sporting reddish leavesCoit Road rises along a ledge through chamise chaparral toward the Wasno Ridge areaThumbnailsA little more pedalling and I cross the high point of Coit Road with its grove of buckeye trees sporting reddish leavesCoit Road rises along a ledge through chamise chaparral toward the Wasno Ridge areaThumbnailsA little more pedalling and I cross the high point of Coit Road with its grove of buckeye trees sporting reddish leaves

Baking in the hot sun like it does here, California everlasting gives off an unusual maple- or curry-like aroma that I find comforting.