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    Photo Date: 
    10/19/2013
    Campsites are shaded by coast live oak (Quercus agrifolia) and Western or California sycamore (Platanus racemosa).
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    10/19/2013
    A campsite on A Loop (1-28).
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    A campsite on A Loop (1-28).
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    Campfire Amphitheater.
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    10/19/2013
    A campsite on B Loop (Sites 29-59).
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    Looking east from the top of the point at El Capitan State Beach. Fog is beginning to clear.
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    12/03/2007
    The surf at El Cap turns on from time to time. So do the crowds.
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    10/19/2013
    Day use restrooms and showers.
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    10/19/2013
    El Capitan Beach Store, open Saturday and Sunday from 9 to 5.
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    10/19/2013
    A 10-minute walk up the hill is El Capitan Canyon and Canyon Market, open seven days a week.
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    10/19/2013
    Leaves of three let it be. Western poison oak (Toxicodendron diversilobum).

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