On St. Patrick's Day Eve, the green scenery seemed very appropriate. These hills will turn brown in a couple of months, part of the true meaning of "Golden State."

My first hike with Rich and the County Hikers, and my first visit to Black Diamond Regional Preserve, near Antioch. Fun all the way around!

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Frank Farmer > At the Black Diamond Trailhead. From left: Kane, Sheila, Jerry, Carmen, Rich, Frank, Brian, and Jean.

Frank Farmer > Mount Diablo Coal Field - Historical Marker

Frank Farmer > On St. Patrick's Day Eve, the green scenery seemed very appropriate. These hills will turn brown in a couple of months, part of the true meaning of "Golden State."

Frank Farmer > Approaching our first "pass." There were wildflowers popping up here and there. I think the peak flower show is still a couple of weeks

Frank Farmer > The approach to this pass reminded me a little bit of Muir Pass, on the John Muir Trail.

Frank Farmer > Looking back the way we came

On St. Patrick's Day Eve, the green scenery seemed very appropriate. These hills will turn brown in a couple of months, part of the true meaning of "Golden State."

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