Yesterday, we drove through the “netting” project. I got one good photo of the helicopter on the ground, which I will post later, but here are two sent to me from Daniel Danbom, which are WAY cool. Thanks Daniel!
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These fine photos do illustrate the band-aid fix being applied here.
No offense to CalTrans efforts meant by this observation, merely to say that the mountain is big, nature is great, and if the geologic forces decide to do more than flick a few rocks, then the nets won't be able to avail much protection. =\
But yes, at least those rocks will be prohibited from harming drivers and passengers along the road.