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Friendships For Life
Read more: Friendships For Life“It’s just been so much fun!” exclaimed Betty Ullner as she lovingly reminisced about her nearly half-century involvement with The Gamble House.
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Back to the Future
Read more: Back to the FutureOn July 25, 2015 fans of all ages gathered on the lawn of the Gamble House in Pasadena for a celebration of the 30th anniversary of Back to the Future. Enjoy this slideshow courtesy of Jared Cowan.
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Crossings + Coincidences
Read more: Crossings + CoincidencesMy first exposure to the work of Frank Lloyd Wright was as a naïve 12 year old on vacation with my family for two weeks in the seaside town of Carmel-by-the-Sea, the former bohemian artists’ community and home to writers like George Sterling and Robinson Jeffers, and architects such as Charles Greene.
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On The Trail
Read more: On The TrailEnjoy a few photos from Ted Bosley’s recent pledge hike along the John Muir Trail
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The Gambles and the Outdoor Life
Read more: The Gambles and the Outdoor LifeIn May of 1913, Mary Gamble was eagerly anticipating the family’s 10-day trip to “the Yosemite,” hoping they would be able to stay at Camp Ahwahnee (which had opened just two years previously).
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The Mountains are Calling
Read more: The Mountains are CallingSince making it known earlier this year that I planned to hike a 160-mile section of the John Muir Trail, I have been asked “why??” enough times that it feels right to propose a theory for such unusual behavior.
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The John Muir Trail
Read more: The John Muir TrailSince Ted Bosley will soon be embarking on his journey hiking the John Muir Trail, we thought it would be a good idea to become familiar with the trail, it’s history, and a few of the famous names associated with it.
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Green Gables
Read more: Green GablesMortimer Fleishhacker and his wife Bella were wealthy San Franciscans, patrons of the arts, and major philanthropists.
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A Place Between the Thunder and the Sun
Read more: A Place Between the Thunder and the SunI’m lying on the floor, on my back, in Charles Sumner Greene’s studio in Carmel. A large fire in the fireplace banishes the autumn chill, and its flames generate the best golden light in the darkened space.
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