COMMENT 315357
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2012-09-02 06:20 PM |
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As a 4th generation Santa Barbaran I can say that we have always called it More Mesa after Mr. More who originally owned the parcel.
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COMMENT 315100
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2012-09-02 06:27 AM |
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Why didn't Search & Rescue do this? Rope rescues, isn't that what they do? (For free??)
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COMMENT 315071P
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2012-09-01 09:38 PM |
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Ah, just 47 years here-a newbe. The old prenunciation is close to "Mora". I checked with some fellow natives after the last post and the consensus is close to "Mora". Maybe it's the Spanish influence. Or that we can't read.
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COMMENT 315071P
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2012-09-01 09:35 PM |
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Ah, just 47 years here-a newbe. The old prenunciation is close to "Mora". I checked with some other natives after the last post and the consensus is close to "Mora". Maybe it's the Spanish influence.
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COMMENT 315048
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2012-09-01 07:19 PM |
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013 here... born 47 years ago and raised right here. Never heard it or called it mora. Maybe the LA people started calling it that.
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ROGER DODGER
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2012-09-01 05:17 PM |
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Sorry I'm old school...It's Hendrys too!
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COMMENT 315071P
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2012-09-01 04:57 PM |
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You are correct! It is More Mesa. But.......the old timey local pronunciation of this mesa is closer to Mora than More. Don't know why, but there it is.
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COMMENT 315048
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2012-09-01 04:27 PM |
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it's More Mesa.
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ROGER DODGER
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2012-09-01 01:36 PM |
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Full Fire Responce..Radio Reference.com
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