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Mountain Musings with Uncle Mott: Our House

It’s that time of the year again Spring is in the air the daffydills are blumin’ and it’s once again time for spring cleaning. Since the Missus and I have been retired from teaching for eight years, she thinks I’m the one who should be keeping the Stately Motley Manor...
Mountain Musings with Uncle Mott – Cookies

Mountain Musings with Uncle Mott – Cookies

January and February are my favorite months of the year. Why? you ask. Thank you, I’m glad you asked. Well, it’s because Girl Scouts all over the fruited plain will begin selling their sweet, delicious Girl Scout cookies on Jan. 26. But you better hurry, because they...

Mountain Musings with Uncle Mott – Old Days

Mountain Musings with Uncle Mott – Old Days

Hard to believe all of the excitement of the holiday season, just like the moon, is slowly waning. Gone are the cards and letters from distant relatives, the now empty boxes strewn across the floor, the agonizing parade of holiday season ads and Christmas carols, the...

The Burnt Mill and Battle of Indian Hill

The Burnt Mill and Battle of Indian Hill

By RHEA-FRANCES TETLEY Historian   The Serrano Indians (Yuhaaviatam tribe) are the indigenous people of these mountains. They have many legends of their creation, with the Eye of God rock outcropping and the hot springs in the Big Bear area being very sacred to...

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