The east face of the Hatchery, which forms the west wall of the First Corridor.

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The east face of the Hatchery, which forms the west wall of the First Corridor.

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It's Back!! After much effort to eradicate, by Spider Savage and others, it appears that poison oak is making a resurgence in the First Corridor.

A busy spring day on the east wall of the First Corridor.

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Benjamin Chapman

Oct 13, 2012

“The east face of the Hatchery, which forms the west wall of the First Corridor.”

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