a low hill, nicknamed Bob’s Knob after filmmaker Bob Landis, that had a perfect view of the entire setting: the den area, the grassy mountainside below, and the broad marshy flats of Slough Creek at the base of the mountain.
“A low hill, nicknamed Bob’s Knob after filmmaker Bob Landis . . . had a perfect view of the entire setting: the den area, the grassy mountainside below, and the broad marshy flats of Slough Creek at the base of the mountain.”
