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FA 2023 | Bay Area Creeks
  1. Rui Chen
  2. ameia smith
  3. Cole Haddock
  4. Wendy Rajan
  5. Julius Weisberg
  6. Ned Morris
  7. Kelvin Huang
  8. Leslie Ramirez
  9. Maya Howard
  10. Tim Cao
SU 2023 | East Bay Creeks
  1. Shu Enomoto
  2. Isabella Abarno
  3. Rui Chen
  4. Annabelle Law
  5. Jonas Abrams
  6. Jazmin Hernandez
Mark

1. Tim Cao 
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BRILLIANT JOURNEY🔥️🔥️🔥️🔥️🔥️

1. Bushy Dell Creek Walking along Bushy Dell Creek felt like stepping into a hidden world. The creek's gentle flow created a soothing soundtrack, softening the sounds of the outside world. Leaves rustled in the wind, birds sang from hidden perches, and the water's melody played over the rocks and pebbles. It was a tranquil experience, reminding me of the quiet beauty that nature holds.
2. Pinole Creek

The energy at Pinole Creek was noticeably different. The creek's waters moved with more vigor, creating a lively backdrop to my walk. Nature's symphony was in full swing here: birds chattering from the treetops, and the occasional sound of train. The creek's robust sound was invigorating, filling the air with a sense of life and movement.

3. Clement Street
Clement Street was like changing channels from nature to urban life. The street buzzed with activity - cars honking, people chatting, and the faint hum of city life in the background. This urban soundscape had its own rhythm, a mix of predictability and surprise, mirroring the pace of city life. It was a reminder of the diverse and dynamic nature of human habitat.

4. Lobos Creek

Lobos Creek offered a return to tranquility. The creek whispered its way through the landscape, accompanied by the soft rustling of leaves and the occasional bird call. This place felt secluded, a peaceful sanctuary where the subtle sounds of nature were more pronounced. It was a space for reflection, away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

5. Hayward

Hayward presented a unique blend of urban and natural sounds. The familiar sounds of city life were present but softened by natural elements like the rustling of trees and distant water. This combination created a harmonious balance, reflecting the intersection of human development and the natural world. It was a reminder of how these two worlds coexist, each with its own rhythm and melody.
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