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Ojai Myths Series Installment No. 4

by SPK May 26, 2009

Submitted by an anonymous reader. As with all legends, take with your own preferred level of grains of salt. And of course, if you have anything to add, or can share local legends and stories you have heard, please do.
The Last Lady of the Cats
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This is a personal story, including some author speculation, based on encounters with one of Ojai’s not-so-atypical, possibly mystical beings…
Ojai has talking cats. English-speaking, talking cats.
But today, there’s only one Ojaian left who can hear them properly.
And she’s not talking.

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Ojai Myths Series Installment No. 3: Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds

by SPK May 5, 2009

The story has it that sometime around 1966-67, John Lennon came to the Ojai Valley. He was here on a spiritual quest, to hobnob with Krishnamurti and his coterie and shoot the shit with some of the hangers-on.

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Ojai Myths Series Installment No. 2: Joaquin Of The Grape

by SPK April 29, 2009

Joaquin Murrieta was an outlaw, California’s famous outlaw, a striking long haired Mexican vaquero with blazing eyes who was blamed for every crime that happened anywhere in California during those tumultuous years around 1853, when California had just newly been stolen from Mexico, and the Yankees were coming in droves looking for gold.

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Announcing Ojai Myths Installment No. 1

by SPK April 20, 2009

Submitted by an anonymous reader. As with all legends, take with your own preferred level of grains of salt. And of course, if you have anything to add, or can share local legends and stories you have heard, please do.
The Marijuanero
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This is a story about a guy that various Ojaians…

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