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olgateaНочная дорога из форта не идёт из головы: столько интересного пропустила.
http://virtualguidebooks.com/NorthCalif/NorthCalCoast/SaltPoint/SaltPoint_TOC.html
В Salt Point State Park офицъяльно разрешено собирать грибы. Готовлю информацию для янв. 2005
Mushroom Collecting: After the fall rains, mushroom hunters flock to Salt Point in search of select edibles such as King Boletes and Chanterelles since this is the only State Park in the area open to mushroom collecting. Make sure you correctly identify any mushroom before eating it, this can be a dangerous hobby! There is a 5 pound limit per person per day for edible mushrooms.
Collect only where it is permitted - All of Salt Point State Park is open to gathering but the adjacent Kruse Rhododendron State Reserve is not. Collecting is also prohibited at Stillwater Cove Regional Park and Fort Ross State Historic Park.
И вот, что там есть ещё:
Abalone Diving: Salt Point is also considered a prime spot for abalone diving. Each year thousands of divers arrive to try their luck. While this is one of the finest red abalone diving areas in the state, it is also one of the most dangerous. Large surf, rocky shorelines and strong currents inevitably take the lives of several divers each year. The limit is three (annual limit of 24) red abalone with a seven inch minimum diameter. The season is April to November excluding July.
http://www.parks.ca.gov/default.asp?page_id=453
http://www.parks.sonoma.net/coast.html
http://www.parks.ca.gov/default.asp?page_id=22554
Впрочем, как оказалось не только у Русской речки:
Collecting mushrooms is legal in only 3 state parks out of the 269 in CA.
Salt Point State Park
Tomales Bay State Park
Samuel P. Taylor
There is a bag limit of 5 pounds per person per day.
http://www.baynature.com/2004janmarch/fungi.html
http://virtualguidebooks.com/NorthCalif/NorthCalCoast/SaltPoint/SaltPoint_TOC.html
В Salt Point State Park офицъяльно разрешено собирать грибы. Готовлю информацию для янв. 2005
Mushroom Collecting: After the fall rains, mushroom hunters flock to Salt Point in search of select edibles such as King Boletes and Chanterelles since this is the only State Park in the area open to mushroom collecting. Make sure you correctly identify any mushroom before eating it, this can be a dangerous hobby! There is a 5 pound limit per person per day for edible mushrooms.
Collect only where it is permitted - All of Salt Point State Park is open to gathering but the adjacent Kruse Rhododendron State Reserve is not. Collecting is also prohibited at Stillwater Cove Regional Park and Fort Ross State Historic Park.
И вот, что там есть ещё:
Abalone Diving: Salt Point is also considered a prime spot for abalone diving. Each year thousands of divers arrive to try their luck. While this is one of the finest red abalone diving areas in the state, it is also one of the most dangerous. Large surf, rocky shorelines and strong currents inevitably take the lives of several divers each year. The limit is three (annual limit of 24) red abalone with a seven inch minimum diameter. The season is April to November excluding July.
http://www.parks.ca.gov/default.asp?page_id=453
http://www.parks.sonoma.net/coast.html
http://www.parks.ca.gov/default.asp?page_id=22554
Впрочем, как оказалось не только у Русской речки:
Collecting mushrooms is legal in only 3 state parks out of the 269 in CA.
Salt Point State Park
Tomales Bay State Park
Samuel P. Taylor
There is a bag limit of 5 pounds per person per day.
http://www.baynature.com/2004janmarch/fungi.html
