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California’s super bloom a spectacular sight

For many years, I have dreamed of going to the desert to experience a super bloom. This is the year! After reading about the hordes of...

Joan Linn Bekins
By JOAN LINN BEKINS · 1 min read

For many years, I have dreamed of going to the desert to experience a super bloom. This is the year! After reading about the hordes of people trampling the flowers in Southern California, we chose to go to a more remote area that may not attract so many people and made the five-hour drive to Taft, near the southern entrance of the Carrizo Plain National Monument. (Joan Linn Bekins photo / For The Ark)

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