Only evidence that any1's been there, is these pics, purportin 2b from 1893. Surely, she's had customers, since then, but not evrything that's done, lands on social media, especially ifit predates the internet. Who knows what tales of wonder, are locked-away, in Granpa's attic?
Just wonderin if any1's been, or knows of some1 who has?
We madit to within 300yrds last time, but tha clock ran out onus, n betwixt this heat, n fam stuff, it's gonnabe abit, erwe can go back to finish tha job...
Slide Falls, Pauma Creek
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JoeHardway
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dima
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Just looked through the newspaper archives. Lots of old articles about fishing, potential dam construction, and rescues of hikers. The rescue victims maybe we hunting for waterfalls, but none of the articles I came across are specific about that.
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Nate U
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Interesting! Tekewin, you know anything about this? (He's my go-to for knowledge of mountains south of here 
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I didn't realize the mountains north of San Diego south of San Gabriel Valley that aren't the San Jacintos get this rugged.
)I didn't realize the mountains north of San Diego south of San Gabriel Valley that aren't the San Jacintos get this rugged.
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Sean
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Please hit the comma button less and the space bar more.
Thanks.
Thanks.