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05/06/2026

This Saturday, May 9 at 8:30 AM… prepare for paws, punchlines, and one very opinionated pup. It’s the grand finale of Season 15 of AnimalZone—and we’re going out with a wag, not a whimper.
✨ **AnimalZone: Punchlines & Paw Prints: Bella Speaks! **
📍 Filmed in Montecito, California
What do you get when you mix:
🎙️ A comedy legend (Dennis Miller)
🎶 A British Invasion icon (Peter Noone)
🐶 And a dog who clearly runs the household?
Answer: 30 minutes of pure, tail-wagging entertainment.
But let’s be honest…
Bella isn’t just in the episode—she is the episode.
With help from renowned animal communicator Laura Stinchfield, Bella finally gets her moment to speak her truth… and she does not hold back:
✔️ Longer walks (non-negotiable)
✔️ More quality time (obviously)
✔️ And a bold new initiative: Operation Pillow Takeover
Somewhere between the laughs, the music, and Bella’s quietly brilliant demands, you may start to wonder…
“Wait… is my dog thinking the same thing?” 🤔
🎬 Catch the grand finale this Saturday on Cox Television’s National Network at 8:30 AM
—or sneak a peek right now:
👉 https://vimeo.com/1188927689
Because when Bella talks… you listen. 🐾



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What happens when you bring together a razor-sharp wit, a British Invasion music icon, and a dog with a few… very specific opinions? You get one delightfully unforgettable episode of AnimalZone. Join comedy legend Dennis Miller and music icon Peter Noone (yes, that voice behind the timeless hits o...

09/29/2025

Nuevo Amanecer is a new addition in Springville. The guacamole was fresh and delicious! They also had wonderful great fresh pineapple juice! They opened just a month ago under new ownership and it is a great addition to dining options in Springville.

09/27/2025

Ever wonder how power poles get their fire-resistant jackets? Around Pierpoint Springs, it takes a helicopter, some serious skill, and two guys brave enough to dangle from a cable to get the job done. Talk about hanging in there at work!

08/25/2025

At Sequoia Meadows, comfort meets nature. Each cabin is now equipped with air conditioning, with more enhancements on the way — including a graceful outdoor gazebo and a secluded hot tub set among the soaring sequoias. For booking information check out this place in Camp Nelson on Vrbo. https://t.vrbo.io/njd6DMCS7Vb

07/23/2025

Next weekend is the fantastic Camp Nelson Mountain Festival. Fun, old fashion family event with live music, food, games for the kids and great local arts and crafts. All held in the beautiful Camp Nelson meadow. Need a place to stay? We still have three cabins available at Sequoia Meadows - a five minute walk from the festival! Book them on AirBnB at this link: https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/44149797?check_in=2025-08-01&check_out=2025-08-04&guests=1&adults=1&s=67&unique_share_id=5c1f7648-f383-47ac-beb8-e50e13e08291

Located only 3.5 hours from Los Angeles or 4.5 hours from the San Francisco Bay area, Camp Nelson is like a hidden Yosemite Valley but without the crowds. 

07/07/2025

Camp Nelson in the heart of the Sequoia National Forest has always held a special place — a hidden gem just 3½ hours from Los Angeles or Santa Barbara, yet worlds away from the rush of city life.

Each year, on the first weekend of August, the village comes alive for the Camp Nelson Mountain Festival, a celebration of community, nature, and timeless fun. Held in the sun-dappled meadow beneath towering pines, the festival offers music that stirs the spirit, food that warms the heart, arts and crafts that spark wonder, and old-fashioned games that light up children’s eyes. It’s a family gathering in the truest sense — a throwback to the way festivals used to be.

To mark this year’s festival, here is a little tune — a love song to the mountains, the memories, and the magic of Camp Nelson. Give it a listen, and if it stirs something in you, come join us in the stunning Sierras. Therre are still cabins available at Sequoia Meadows if you are looking for a cozy getaway right near the heart of town. Check AirBNB: https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/44149797?check_in=2025-09-22&check_out=2025-09-25&guests=2&adults=2&s=67&unique_share_id=76e5cecb-a468-4f67-ac49-e4b875d78ba9

🎶 Camp Nelson Adventures – Listen here: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/69o4qregbo0586ui1selc/Camp-Nelson-Adventures.mp3?rlkey=mtdo451um5kk4b1awy1yiwlk0&st=he33fa9c&dl=0

Let’s meet where the mountains sing and summer smiles.

Located only 3.5 hours from Los Angeles or 4.5 hours from the San Francisco Bay area, Camp Nelson is like a hidden Yosemite Valley but without the crowds. 

04/20/2025

Ready for a Reboot in Nature?

Tucked in the heart of Camp Nelson, Sequoia Meadows is your serene escape to the majestic Sequoias. Imagine waking up in one of our three cozy cabins—each with its own ensuite bathroom—stepping out onto a peaceful meadow framed by giant trees, and letting your soul exhale.

Whether you're craving crisp mountain air, stargazing under ancient branches, or just a break from the buzz, Sequoia Meadows is your woodland haven.

Unplug. Unwind. Reconnect.

Book your cabin today and let the trees do the talking. https://www.sequoiameadows.net/

03/23/2025

Good morning! Sunrise in the Sequoias

03/07/2025

Its a Winter Wonderland right now on the miuntain!

11/04/2024

We are lucky to have fluoride-free water on the mountain. Besides that, it is also the best tasting water in California!

The Fluoride Debate Resurfaces: R.F. Kennedy Jr.'s Stance and Potential Role in Future Health Policy

The long-standing debate over the fluoridation of tap water has regained prominence as public figures like Robert F. Kennedy Jr. voice concerns about its safety and efficacy. With the upcoming 2024 presidential election, discussions have intensified, especially with speculation about Kennedy's potential role in U.S. health services should former President Donald Trump secure a victory.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr., an environmental attorney and activist, has been an outspoken critic of water fluoridation. He argues that adding fluoride to public water supplies may pose health risks that outweigh its benefits in preventing tooth decay.

"Fluoride is a chemical that, when accumulated in the body over time, can lead to various health issues," Kennedy has stated in past interviews. He cites studies suggesting potential links between excessive fluoride consumption and neurological problems, thyroid dysfunction, and skeletal fluorosis.

Kennedy advocates for alternative dental health measures, emphasizing education on oral hygiene and access to dental care rather than mass fluoridation. His position aligns with a minority of health professionals who question the practice, despite endorsements of fluoridation by organizations like the American Dental Association and the World Health Organization.

Fluoridation of public water supplies began in the United States in the 1940s as a measure to reduce tooth decay. Proponents argue that it is a cost-effective public health intervention that benefits communities, particularly those with limited access to dental care.

For more see: https://www.bottledwaterweb.com/newsdetail.do?k=730