A resort community surrounded by mountains; Ojai is the gateway to Los Padres National Forest; the Sespe Creek Valley; and Lake Casitas Recreational Area. The setting offers inspiring views of and from Chief Peak and the majestic Topa Topa bluffs. The sleepy; spa reputation of Ojai (pronounced Oh-hi) belies one of the busier civic schedules of any California community its size. This corner of Ventura County is home of the world-renowned Ojai Music Festival and the century-old Ojai Tennis Tournament; as well as a concentration of top-quality boarding schools. It�s a meeting and greeting place known for its painters; sculptors; photographers; musicians; and filmmakers. The valley also welcomed the New Age when it was still very new�as many of the area�s denizens are committed to the well-being of body; mind; and soul�and has been favored through the years by such resident spiritual leaders as the philosopher Krishnamurti.
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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. A Maryland railroad townBy LTCJIMGreat images and information about a classic Maryland railroad town which will only become more famous and special when the WMSR #1309 CO starts making tracks in July 2017.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Railroads around Cumberland. MarylandBy William E. OHaraAn excellent book about railroads around Cumberland. This is one of the best books I have read concerning railroads in the Cumberland. MD. The pictures are among the best I have seen featuring railroading around Cumberland. I am familiar with this area and have never seen some of the photos before. I highly recommend this book and do hope more of this kind are forthcoming.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Covers historical and some modern items. needs maps.By Rick KangSimilar to Hagerstown book. interesting historical details and photos included. and has some modern era photos also. Wish there were mapsand track diagrams and maybe more photos of industries served by the railroads.
