Parkfield, CA 2005 Spring Roadside Views |
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| This riverbed marks the division between trhe Pacific and Continental tectonic plates. | ||
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| The town of Parkfield is situated on the San Andreas Earthquake Fault. | ||
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| Barn buildings along the road to Parkfield. | ||
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| Hayfields and oak savannas. | ||
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| Spring wildflowers bloom throughout the foothills. | ||
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| In spring the road to Parkfield is lined with wildflowers. | ||
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| "Be here when it happens!" expresses the lighter side of living on the faultline. | ||
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| This fountain is the centerpiece of Parkfield's heritage park. | ||
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| The edge of town marks the end of the line for a few old railway cars. | ||
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| Beyond, a broad stretch of oak savanna extending to the foothills. | ||
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| The narrow Parkfield to Coalinga Road climbs over Mustang Ridge and terminates at Hwy 198. | ||
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