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A lot of brickellbush grows in the dry, gravelly Orestimba Creek stream bed

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09807-brickelbush-800px.jpg Another dry creek crossing along Orestimba Creek RoadThumbnailsOrestimba Creek Road stays down in the dry creek bed after a while, as I get closer to Red Creek RoadAnother dry creek crossing along Orestimba Creek RoadThumbnailsOrestimba Creek Road stays down in the dry creek bed after a while, as I get closer to Red Creek RoadAnother dry creek crossing along Orestimba Creek RoadThumbnailsOrestimba Creek Road stays down in the dry creek bed after a while, as I get closer to Red Creek RoadAnother dry creek crossing along Orestimba Creek RoadThumbnailsOrestimba Creek Road stays down in the dry creek bed after a while, as I get closer to Red Creek RoadAnother dry creek crossing along Orestimba Creek RoadThumbnailsOrestimba Creek Road stays down in the dry creek bed after a while, as I get closer to Red Creek Road

The tiny, almost unnoticeable, flowers on these plants give off an amazing fragrance sometimes.