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The Gardner Lookout is on the summit of the East Peak
(2,571 feet) on Mt. Tamalpais consists of numerous outcrops of graywacke
sandstone (Mesozoic-age Franciscan Complex).
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From the East Peak looking southeast toward Richardson
Bay, the Marin Peninsula can be seen on the right and Tiburon Peninsula
is on the left. |
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The Gardner Lookout on top of East Peak on Mt. Tamalpais. |
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A round antenna dome is on the summit of West Peak
(2,560 feet), historic ruins of a military reservation on Mt. Tamalpais
are in the foreground. |
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A blocky slope of serpentinite is part of an excavation
on the historic military reservation site on Mt. Tamalpais' West Peak. |
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In one of the ruins of the military reservation
on West Peak is this collection of cement pedestals, each capped with a
block of local serpentinite. The mostly undeveloped coastal highlands of
northern Marin County is in the distance. |