This is one of our favorite parts of Yamato Scrub. This is where you'll find the skyblue lupine come late winter through mid-spring, and depending on the year, in fairly large numbers. We've seen lupine on the north tract but it's rare there. We call it the tunnel because you're enclosed within a dense stand of sand pines, the branches of which arch over head, and because when you exit it, you come to a different part of the scrub with different plants and a different look. On hot afternoons, the shade of the sand pines provides some relief — Photo by David Sedore
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