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This drainage knick has had some of the debris cleaned out of it, but not all of it.
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Another partially cleared drainage knick on the WCVT. Note the rutting/trenching of the trail downhill caused by water running down it.
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The road running into La Jolla Canyon from the junction of Overlook and Guadalasca. It looks like someone has claimed the sign from the sandwich board as a souvenir.
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The old ranch road part of the top of Guadalasca has suffered a lot of damage.
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The old ranch road part of the top of Guadalasca has suffered a lot of damage.
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A field of lupins overlooking La Jolla Valley
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More California poppies
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The old ranch road part of the top of Guadalasca has suffered a lot of damage.
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The top of Guadalasca single-track, where we worked it shortly after the Springs Fire, has come through very well.
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On the other hand, the middle of Guadalasca, which was rutted to start with and has had no work done on it for years (if ever) is worse.
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Indian paintbrush beside the Guadalasca Trail
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This rut onGuadalasca used to be bad. Now it's really bad.
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Really bad section on Guadalasca
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Really bad section on Guadalasca
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The streambed on the left has filled with silt to the level of the trail. On the right, it has been scoured down to bare rock.
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This is the same spot as the previous photo on Guadalasca, only from the other side of the stream.
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Blue dicks next to Guadalasca
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Shooting stars next to Guadalasca
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Wildflowers next to Guadalasca
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A very bad rut on Guadalasca
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Another spot where the silt has filled the stream uphill of the trail, but the rocks are bare on the downstream side.
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The lower ranch road section of Guadalasca also has a lot of damage
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Lower Guadalasca, the silt has filled the upstream side of the trail, but the culvert has been uncovered on the other side.
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A mudflow crosses lower Guadalasca
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Ruts on lower Guadalasca
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