Interstate 5 South in Fresno County

This is by Nees Ave in March 1996.
I5 in the springtime at least has some green hills nearby.

[I5 South.]

This is the Shields Ave exit.
The Panoche Hills and Tumey Hills show up good from here. They're owned by the BLM and can be accessed off Shields Ave (J1 and Proposed 180.)
J1 (Shields Avenue) East to 180 to Kings Canyon National Park
J1 (Shields Avenue) West to San Benito County

[I5 South]

This is from February 2002 and it is near Manning Avenue. After 145 I5 goes through a lot of hills.

[I5 South]

This ispproaching 198. This was taken on 12/25/2001. When I did this ride you could barely make out the mountains near Quacking Aspen on Highway 190, about 80 miles away. It didn't turn out in the picture. This is a feat for the normally smoggy Central Valley.
198 East to 99

[I5 South]

This is from Trevor Carrier in 5/2010 by 269. It is also known as Lassen Ave or Exit 319.

[I5 South]

This is from 2/2002 and it is near 41.

[I5 South]

This is from 2/2002 near 269.

I5 South
269 South to Avenal
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