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We live on a ranch on Gaviota coast and we’ve never seen the mustard so bright but more than half has already lost its color.
We were up there last weekend and I will say the the poppies are no longer as prevalent but there is a lot of lupin and other wildflowers. Weekend traffic is being controlled by CHP
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Just got back this morning from all the way across and up to the lookout and there was nothing but one little patch the size of a tract home tucked back in the corner by the Davy Brown trail turnout.
Was up there yesterday. Can confirm what TAGDES said. Still a lot of lupine in spots. In the section below the front of the flat car parking area just below the lookout, found a lush batch of lupine being thoroughly enjoyed by ladybugs. Saw no CHP.