Visited again Minto-Brown park to see all of the camas fields. That field near the city has at this time a very thin population of
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Camas Journal, May 8, 2022
I returned today to Bush Park to take in the middle prairie and see how things are going. The weather has scattered spring rains all
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Joryville Park May 5, 2022
I recently heard about another park I had not been to in Salem, Joryville Park. I went assuming it would be mostly grassland but was
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Camas Journal, May 4, 2022
Today, I found time to visit a third field in Salem with lots of camas. Minto-Brown Island Park has several fields at least two of
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Camas Journal May 2, 2022
I revisited Bush Park today to tour the other areas of camas. I began at the “Picnic” area, south side of the park at its
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