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Sung by 'The Horn', Dreamtime, Track ...

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Morning Walk Up the Horn Creek Canyon trail behind Thacher school ...

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Sung by the Waters,

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The Alders,

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The Stone Elders ...

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Many Faces of the Canyon, recognizing,

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Returned Me,

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Returned Thee.

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Midst Scented Chaparral, Pine Trees,

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Approaching 'Chief TopaTopa', "The Sisar", Sisa Village Divinity ...

Posted by Millennium Twain on February 8, 2010 05:16 PM | | | Sung by 'The Horn', Dreamtime, Track ...

Comments (2)

This is one of my favorite trails. Way to get up to the pine grove, MT!

Comment #1 Posted by: Tyler | February 9, 2010 11:19 AM

haku Tyler, maybe you can keep your ears open for the old Chumash naming of Horn Creek or Canyon, or any of the native placenames thereabout. perhaps 'Horn' is a translation of animal horn from the Chumash, or possibly the European 'Horn' as in Mountain. [or recent 19-20th century east-end settler family name?]

next week will plan on uploading a story about the 2nd half of the hike, to
'The Chief' ... (if I can sort through my 400-plus photos of the journey upon a deity!)

One Horn Canyon Photo Album

And one "Interior Chumash" Language Lexicon

Comment #2 Posted by: mt | February 9, 2010 06:17 PM

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