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Our part of the valley used to be an Oak forest
December 27, 2015
Jim Reeves commentary, Personal, Pictures Oak, Tulare County, Valley Oak, visalia, Woodlake Leave a comment
South of Woodlake, California. Road 212, south of Avenue 328, looking southeast.
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