Latitude: 39.2633933
Longitude: -121.0206758
Elevation: 772 meters / 2533 feet
Barometric Pressure 924KPa

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Miner's Cabin by sierrasylvan, An old miner's cabin in North Bloomfield. Gold was discovered in 1851 about 10 miles northeast of Ne
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The Many Worlds of the South Yuba River (Explored) by Foothills Rambler, There is a trail in Bridgeport that winds along the south side of the Yuba River. If you follow it f
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Another View to Ponder by Foothills Rambler, In recognition of the Hudson River School of American art I offer this as a tribute to Thomas Cole,
Another View to Ponder by Foothills Rambler
A White Picket Fence (HFF) by Foothills Rambler, The other day my Flickr contact AnvilCloud (John) posted an interesting bit of info regarding the us
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Hobo Dreams by Foothills Rambler, I love empty train tracks almost as much as I love an open road and these tracks have the added appe
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Coming Into Town by Foothills Rambler, If you cruise south Highway 20 into Nevada City on an autumn morning, this is what you'll see. I lov
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My Little Town (Autumn) by Foothills Rambler, There comes a day during every autumn, when I walk out and it is suddenly obvious that the season ha
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The Miner's Tale by Foothills Rambler, The life of the miner was a tough one with--long hours, infrequent baths, little or no changes of cl
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Compromise by Foothills Rambler, The middle ground is easy to find when the view looks the same in both directions. These symmetrical
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Passing Over by Foothills Rambler, A walk in the woods can sometimes yield some surprising results. When we first moved to the Sierra N
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