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About 3000 years ago, the Chumash Tribe settled roots in the
Ojai
Valley, bringing their well-developed civilization with them. The name Ojai is originally from the Chumash tribe word “A’hwai” (pronounced ah hay) meaning “moon” or some say meaning “nest”. The Chumash lived in Ojai for hundreds of years, believing that the valley held mystical powers possibly due to the unique east-west configuration. Their tradition of respect for the land endures today among current residents who value this pristine environment and work to keep it that way.

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Last Updated on Thursday, 30 October 2008 18:20 |