Doug-

I went from Morro Bay to Paso Robles in 2008...still getting wines from wine 
clubs we signed up with there (Donati and Rotta).

-Don
 
> Date: Sun, 6 Dec 2009 15:41:40 -0800
> From: [email protected]
> Subject: [ENTS] California Oaks / Coast Live Oak #1
> To: [email protected]; [email protected]
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> ENTS,
> 
> coast live oaks (Q. agrifolia) are another attractive species in the Red Oak 
> group. I first encountered these two years ago in December on the way from 
> Pasadena to San Francisco. I took a number of pictures at Los Osos Oaks State 
> Reserve in the San Luis Obispo area. Later that day we went to Paso Robles 
> and sampled the local wines. Tough day!
> 
> As someone who knew absolutely nothing about California oaks before this trip 
> in 2008, I had a hard time at first with all the evergreen oaks. This one 
> looks superficially like canyon oak but the bark is even smoother and it 
> doesn't look like it's made up of a bunch of strips. It also has the vertical 
> stripes going up the bark that I often associate with the Red Oaks of the 
> East.
> 
> My wife (Ellen), mom (Gabriele) and dad (Virgil) appear in the following 
> images with the coast live oaks of Los Osos Oaks State Reserve.
> 
> Doug
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