A series of photos of fall color seen seen walking around North Berkeley the last two days.
Posted by: Sandy Steinman | November 19, 2017
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[…] Berkeley – Peak (75-100%) GO NOW! Many of Berkeley Street trees are at peak. Especially colorful are Chinese Pistache Tree, Liquidamber and Persimmon Trees. See post two days ago Fall Color in Berkeley […]
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