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Tag Archives: Topatopa Bluff
Topatopa Bluff
A view of Topatopa Bluff dusted with snow from Highway 150 in the Upper Ojai Valley.
Posted in Ventura
Tagged Ojai, Pixies, Snapshots, Tangerines, Topatopa, Topatopa Bluff
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