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Great Blue Heron FAQ ** C lick on the question to jump to it ** Stanley Park Great Blue Heron Nesting ................................ ................................ ........................ 3 Wher Lick Creek Trail Description Approximate Length: 7.7 miles Type: Hiking, horse riding and mountain biking. Special Features: Scenic hardwood forest. Trail passes near an early 19th century free A $$$$$$$$$$$$'$$$$ #""""$'$$'$$$$$ !"!#"Lick 16#$,$$$+$$$$$$('-&1412141514121412141214!"!#""Lick 17#%$'&$$,%$&%$&$$$$$$$gliss.$$$$#%$"&$,$'%$&$$%$&%$&$$$$$$$-&1013101312121010101010 $$$$$$$&#$$$$$$$$$$ Stearns District U.S. Department of Agriculture - Forest Servicehttp://www.fs.usda.gov/dbnfUSDA is an equal opportunity provider, employer and lender. e precautions. Learn more at www.fs.usda.gov/r8. This is a remarkable story of the building of the Lick Observatory on Mount Hamilton in California. Helen Wright\'s informative account vividly describes the founding of the observatory by the millionaire James Lick, as well as the pioneering role that Captain Richard Floyd played in its eight-year construction. The author details the personalities, the many unique circumstances, and the extraordinary production obstacles that were involved in the building of the first high-altitude astronomical observatory, which was finally opened as part of the University of California on June 1, 1888. Based on exhaustive research, this work makes a valuable contribution to the history of astronomy. The volume is enhanced by a fascinating collection of original photographs from the period that are of great historical interest. James Lick\'s Monument will appeal to a wide audience, including professional and amateur astronomers, historians of science, and all other readers interested in astronomy and its history. This is a remarkable story of the building of the Lick Observatory on Mount Hamilton in California. Helen Wright\'s informative account vividly describes the founding of the observatory by the millionaire James Lick, as well as the pioneering role that Captain Richard Floyd played in its eight-year construction. The author details the personalities, the many unique circumstances, and the extraordinary production obstacles that were involved in the building of the first high-altitude astronomical observatory, which was finally opened as part of the University of California on June 1, 1888. Based on exhaustive research, this work makes a valuable contribution to the history of astronomy. The volume is enhanced by a fascinating collection of original photographs from the period that are of great historical interest. James Lick\'s Monument will appeal to a wide audience, including professional and amateur astronomers, historians of science, and all other readers interested in astronomy and its history. This is a remarkable story of the building of the Lick Observatory on Mount Hamilton in California. Helen Wright\'s informative account vividly describes the founding of the observatory by the millionaire James Lick, as well as the pioneering role that Captain Richard Floyd played in its eight-year construction. The author details the personalities, the many unique circumstances, and the extraordinary production obstacles that were involved in the building of the first high-altitude astronomical observatory, which was finally opened as part of the University of California on June 1, 1888. Based on exhaustive research, this work makes a valuable contribution to the history of astronomy. The volume is enhanced by a fascinating collection of original photographs from the period that are of great historical interest. James Lick\'s Monument will appeal to a wide audience, including professional and amateur astronomers, historians of science, and all other readers interested in astronomy and its history.