Flying over San Francisco, you’ll likely see an array of colors ranging from grassy green and rusty orange to bold magenta. These long-enjoyed features are salt evaporation ponds, built in the mid-19th century. Beautiful to the eye, these ponds also became a haven for birds looking for an easy meal. Over time, the San Francisco National Wildlife Refuge began acquiring the land to preserve the land and the wildlife.
Source: Salt Packing Facility
Prior Use: Post, beams, and purlins
Species: Douglas fir (Pseudotsuga Menziesil)
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