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Salinas Valley has an average temperature of 68 degrees farenheit. Its not that hot, but certainly is not cold.

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The first book he had written that

included Salinas Valley was Cup of Gold.

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John Steinbeck's remembrace of Salinas Valley

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John Steinbeck's remembrace of Salinas Valley

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He remembered his life as pony riding in his childhood, and also a very conservative

community.

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John Steinbeck's mother worked as a school teacher, and his father was a store owner.

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The Salinas Valley was very cool. It had an average temperature of 68 degrees Fahrenheit and

it had cool mornings as well as cold afternoons. It had 14.2 inches of average rainfall

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It was 85 miles long and 15 miles wide.

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The Gabilan and Santa Lucia mountain Ranges were locatedat Salinas Valley.

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Salinas Valley was not a very nice environment. It had very dark swamps, large amounts of

fog, and it was very cold and desolate.

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John Steinbek reflected on Salinas Valley as both meditative and serious.

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Salinas Valley is of Spanish Desent

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While John lived at Salinas Valley, he worked on ranches ad farms.

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John Steinbeck had included Salinas Valley in many of his books. He included it because he had grown up there and he had many memories growing up there.

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Agriculture was the biggest industry in Salinas Valley and many people benefutted from it.

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John Steinbeck's book East Of Eden is one of his book's that takes place in The Salinas Valley.

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One of the major agriculture products that was produced in the Salinas valley during The Great Depression was lettuce.

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By: Emily Routhier and Anna Traverse