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August 21, 2026 Vol. 7, No. 17
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  1. Ken

    I lived in the cyn from 1954, aged eleven, joined the service, came back in 63, and sold Real Estate for 4 years from 1963 -67.
    When I look at house prices, I gasp. I literally remember selling a house for 8500, with no money down. The reason I moved was a creepy neighbor blocked our driveway, and my parents wouldn’t sue.
    The canyon was a fun place to grow up. We could hunt )never got anything) with bow bow and arrow, swim at camp Wildwood, and had fun withe boys out and explorer’s. I even fished in Topanga creek and caught a trout.fun and interesting times. I am sure the people I knew are deceased, as I am 84 years old. Enjoy the canyon folks!!

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