Virtual Guidebook to the San Joaquin Valley
Tejon Pass and Grapevine Canyon
San Joaquin Valley and Tehachapi Mountains California
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 | Interstate 5 north of Wind Gap (March 21, 2005) Standard Size or Large Size | |
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 | Grapevine, at the north base of Tejon Pass (March 6, 2005) Standard Size or Large Size | |
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 | Rose Station, at the mouth of Grapevine Canyon (February 14, 2004) Standard Size or Large Size | |
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 | The Grapevine, north approach to Tejon Pass, in Grapevine Canyon (February 14, 2004) Standard Size or Large Size | |
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 | Fort Tejon is immediatley adjacent to Interstate Five, a major north south trail when it was founded (April 26, 2010) Standard Size or Large Size | |
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 | The huge regimental flag at Fort Tejon symbolized American government authority in the early days (April 26, 2010) Standard Size or Large Size | |
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 | The cookhouse and other historic recreations with costumed interpreters at Fort Tejon (April 26, 2010) Standard Size or Large Size | |
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 | Officers quarters and other historic buildings at Fort Tejon (April 26, 2010) Standard Size or Large Size | |
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