Trees Shrubs Northern California

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trees shrubs northern california
Why are parks and forest in southern California so ugly?

Like the Angeles National Forest. It’s not a forest. It’s filled with shrub, rocks, dried sand. It’s ugly. Trees in southern california are ugly. you have to go to northern california to see those beautiful redwoods.

Because it’s LA. What do you expect?!

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