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          Locking Down a Wilderness: Angeles Forest Service

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          Like many other hikers and mountain bikers, I held back my criticism when the Angeles Forest Service, under pressure from the politicians in Sacramento,...

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          Angeles National Forest Trails Report

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          Are Trails Open or Closed? By Reg Green The parking lot for the Mt. Lukens fire road in the Angeles National Forest was still closed on Sunday morning even...

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          The Thrill of Speeding (On the 210)

          May 12, 2020 by Reg Green

          PHOTO REFLECTIONS I drove to the farmers’ market in Pasadena on Saturday morning on a quiet 210. By Reg Green Not having traveled on an Interstate for the...

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          The Lawn Chair Above La Crescenta and Pasadena

          May 8, 2020 by Reg Green

          PHOTO REFLECTIONS Some person, who clearly thinks of others more than himself, has bought and then carried a beach chair more than a mile and up several hundred...

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          A Case for Minding Our Own Language

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          It always irritates me when I read colleges announcing that ‘tuition will increase by 10 percent next year.’ It’s not just the money, though...

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          A Vegetative State

          April 27, 2020 by Reg Green

          PHOTO REFLECTIONS Forget the Virus. Focus on the Vegetation. By Reg Green The variety of vegetation in our area always gives me a charge — deciduous trees...

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          May You Live in Interesting Times!

          April 24, 2020 by Reg Green

          Daniel Defoe, whose Robinson Crusoe is said to be the most widely translated book in history (after the Bible) died on this date, April 24, in 1731. By Reg...

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          The Two Faces of Spring

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          Editor’s note to Chrome users: Dear readers, COVID-19 has affected everyone, including Google operations. Chrome has stopped refreshing automatically since...

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          Reflections During a Time of Quarantine

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          PHOTO REFLECTIONS Given its slothful pace, the snail’s main protections from the voracious appetites of spring are its shell and not drawing attention to...

        • utility poles look like crosses froma distance
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          A Bit of Fantasy: Three Crosses on Angeles Crest Highway

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          All those who love fantasy will be pleased to know that on our local hills there is a symbol of an event that is commemorated around the world today! By Reg...

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          Vacuum Bags for Making Masks!

          April 1, 2020 by Reg Green

          This my wife, Maggie, wearing a mask she has just made out of vacuum bags! By Reg Green She is the costumer for the Pacific Opera Project of Highland Park and...

        • empty trails in the mountains
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          Angeles National Forest Lonesome Trails

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          We told you yesterday (Friday) that all facilities in the Angeles National Forest were closed to avoid gatherings but that hikers and bikers were being...

        • a lone yellow flower in the forest
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          California National Forests: Your Personal Responsibility Is Critical to Prevent Further Restrictions

          March 27, 2020 by Reg Green

          Developed recreational facilities in California National Forests have been closed until ‘at least’ April 30 to avoid groups of people and promote...

        • yellow flowres emerge in the mountains
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          An Inspiration From History

          March 22, 2020 by Reg Green

          PHOTO REFECTIONS Do you remember from school the poem by William Wordsworth about the windswept day when his spirits soared as he wandered on the hills near his...

        • A small tree and San Gabriel Mountains behind it
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          A Perfect Day? Not Exactly

          March 6, 2020 by Reg Green

          PHOTO REFLECTIONS After two days of hiking in gales that had small trees threshing around like mad men and the air hazy with dust, and another day with...

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          Spring is Here, I Hear

          February 26, 2020 by Reg Green

          PHOTO REFLECTIONS One morning this week at around 7, I walked through a small cloud of gnats on a trail through the Angeles National Forest. By Reg Green...

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