An old cattle fence in the Sequoia National Monument. Cattle still graze in this area.
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We just submitted some photos to the California Farm Bureau Photo Contest. This photo is my favorite unsubmitted photo. :) Sander and I both submitted three photos. I submitted my "I Met My Meat" photo, one of cattle grazing... [Read More]
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