I do know where this is. I always approach this area from La Canada. La Neigra trail (my guess) offers a beautiful view of some mid century hillside houses. If only developers would consider building in such a non obtrusive style when they take over hillsides. Oh yes, and go green!
"In my little town, I grew up believing God keeps his eye on us all... he used to lean upon me as I pledged allegiance to the wall."
I grew up here... my elementary school, jr. high & high schools are down there in that valley. The firebreaks on those hills are the trails where I trained for cross country races: we were league champs. My first jobs were all in this community: the country club where I worked clearing tables, the houses I painted, the swimming pools I cleaned. My first wife and I lived in a little bungalow over there in the haze. I moved away in the mid seventies - I live in the hills outside Seattle now. Thanks for this moment of nostalgia. You can never go "home" again.
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I do know where this is. I always approach this area from La Canada. La Neigra trail (my guess) offers a beautiful view of some mid century hillside houses. If only developers would consider building in such a non obtrusive style when they take over hillsides. Oh yes, and go green!
"In my little town, I grew up believing God keeps his eye on us all... he used to lean upon me as I pledged allegiance to the wall."
I grew up here... my elementary school, jr. high & high schools are down there in that valley. The firebreaks on those hills are the trails where I trained for cross country races: we were league champs. My first jobs were all in this community: the country club where I worked clearing tables, the houses I painted, the swimming pools I cleaned. My first wife and I lived in a little bungalow over there in the haze. I moved away in the mid seventies - I live in the hills outside Seattle now. Thanks for this moment of nostalgia. You can never go "home" again.
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