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Living in Northern California, writing for the San Francisco Chronicle, reporting on water, wildfire, climate and the rural West.
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Hundreds of wild horses moved into the Mono Lake area. The feds just rounded them up

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LEE VINING, Mono County - With a large, black stallion at the fore, more than 100 wild horses raced headlong through the high-desert scrub, kicking up a tawny cloud of dust on the shores of California's Mono Lake. Above, a small helicopter buzzed with a singular purpose: drive the horses toward a pen, where the animals - an emblem of American freedom and perseverance - would be trapped and removed from the wilds of the eastern Sierra.
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Hundreds of wild horses moved into the Mono Lake area. The feds just rounded them up

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By Kurtis Alexander Verified
| San Francisco Chronicle Verified
LEE VINING, Mono County — With a large, black stallion at the fore, more than 100 wild horses raced headlong through the high-desert scrub, kicking up a tawny cloud of dust on the shores of California’s Mono Lake. Above, a small helicopter buzzed with a singular purpose: drive the horses toward a pen, where the animals — an emblem of American freedom and perseverance — would be trapped and removed from the wilds of the eastern Sierra.
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Stunning Bay Area oceanfront ranch with nude beach to become part of state park Original

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By Kurtis Alexander Verified
| San Francisco Chronicle Verified
California State Parks will expand its holdings along the San Mateo County coast with the acquisition of a rare half-mile stretch of undeveloped beach and bluffs, known as San Gregorio Ranch. The site, about 10 miles south of Half Moon Bay, is perhaps best known for its isolated sandy shores where hardy groups of Bay Area sunbathers have long convened in the buff.
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