vaca: Lagoon Valley homes now and then
- 09/04/07 07:55 PM
The Vacaville Lagoon Valley is one step closer to becoming a place more people will call home according to the latest news from a court hearing, there are few hurdles between making it reality. Currently home to a sod farm/nursery, the Ranchotel, a real lagoon, a dog park, Pena Adobe and a few rural residents enjoying the same quiet enjoyment as early Spanish settlers, Juan Vaca and Juan Pena so long ago when they rested there on their way from Napa to Sutter's Fort. Juan Felipe Pena built the first adobe home there in 1842 for his family on 44,000 fertile acres in the … (1 comments)
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The Vacaville Lagoon Valley is one step closer to becoming a place more people will call home according to the latest news from a court hearing, there are few hurdles between making it reality. Currently home to a sod farm/nursery, the Ranchotel, a real lagoon, a dog park, Pena Adobe and a few rural residents enjoying the same quiet enjoyment as early Spanish settlers, Juan Vaca and Juan Pena so long ago when they rested there on their way from Napa to Sutter's Fort. Juan Felipe Pena built the first adobe home there in 1842 for his family on 44,000 fertile acres in the … (1 comments)
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