Photo: Smith Family Archives, April 1950. The current heat wave has me thinking cooler thoughts. Shot from the top of Corralitas Drive ...
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Corralitas Drive: Snow Day, 1950
Photo: Smith Family Archives, April 1950. The current heat wave has me thinking cooler thoughts. Shot from the top of Corralitas Drive ...
Red Car Property: All Together Now
Photo: Diane Edwardson, 2010. Red Car Canyon Lake. (Click on photos to enlarge.) Monday, July 30, 2012, two neighbors and I, who ha...
Red Car Property: Legacy Of Failed Development
Excerpted from January 29, 2009 post. Photo: Diane Edwardson, February 2005. Countless tons of earth were removed for freeway construction i...
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