Here is the mile marker nearest the site and the famous rock formation to the north. The path by the marker leads out over the ridge that was a portion of the dam.
El Chi is pointing to the rock formation and directly behind him is the site of the dam.
A few hundred yards to the north is the old San Fancisquito Rd that was taken out in the 1994 earthquake.
As we go down as far as you could see and around to the right is the area just below what would be the dam. The ridge to the right and the gray portions of rock on the wall to the left are part of the old dam.
Here El Chi is pointing out from the new portion of San Francisquito road the path of the waters went after the dam failed.
Fine host for the tour even offered me a much more extensive hiking version. But ill equipped footwear wise and alas recovering from a wedding in Chinatown the previous evening. Actually a Vietmanese/Filipino wedding in a Catholic church in LA with a reception in Chinatown for two Asians who work in Koreatown - parts of all were included - quite the cultural experience.
a few of the lovely ladies
And of course the lucky groom in the traditional money dance - all had a fine time.
I opted for a rain check when the waters recede from the rains.'
I think El Chi will be buying a membership at the range and I will have much more of an opportunity to see his persistence in creating unique loads for his silhouette and hunting endeavors.
Chi even kindly offered me his cheese sandwich - what guy.
That weather you guys are having does burn me up a bit though. T-shirts 
I have not had a T-shirt on in 6 months 
