Palomar Mountain News

So sorry if you have been a Mountain News Subscriber but missed out on the Mountain News the past couple months. Like to catch up? Here are the archives since late September:

From: Bonnie PhelpsSent: Tuesday, November 10, 2009 8:26 AM
To: Mountain News Subscribers
Subject: PMPO Quarterly Board Meeting this Saturday 11/14/09

From: Mike Chesney

Subject: PMPO Quarterly Board Meeting this Saturday 11/14/09

PMPO Reminder
The PMPO Quarterly Meeting will be held at the Fire Station on Saturday 11/14/09, starting at 10am
Visit http://www.PMPOInfo.com for the Agenda
“Everyone is welcome”
Best Regards,
Your PMPO Board

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Sent: Thursday, November 05, 2009 2:55 PM
To: Mountain News Subscribers
Subject: PMVFD Regular Board Meeting Friday, Nov 6 at 7:00 p.m.

From: Susan McKinley Kellogg
Subject: PMVFD Regular Board Meeting Friday, Nov 6 at 7:00 p.m.

The next regular meeting of the Palomar Mountain Volunteer Fire Department Board of Directors will be held Friday, November 6, 2009, at 7:00 p.m. at the Fire Station. The public is invited to attend.

See agenda below.

Susie Kellogg

PMVFD
Fire Board President
AGENDA
Regular Meeting of the Board of Directors
Palomar Mountain Volunteer Fire Department
Fire Station, November 6, 2009 at 7:00 P.M.
President: Susie Kellogg; Vice President – Doug Lande; Secretary – Linda Thorne; Treasurer – Keith Ronchetti; Member-at-Large – Bruce Graves
Call to Order
Approval of the Minutes of 10/10/09 Meeting
Financial Report: [Keith Ronchetti]
Account Balances
Chief’s Report: [George Lucia/Cliff Kellogg]
Condition of Rolling Stock
Training
Membership
Calls
Requisitions
County Contracts
CERT Report: Bill Leininger
Fire Safe Council Report: Robert Carlyle or representative
Old Business
Community Center Progress Report: Earl Walls
Fire/Admin Building Progress Report [George Lucia/Cliff Kellogg]
Iverson Easement
New Business
Fire Mitigation Continuation Agreement
County Ground Lease
Community Center Lease Agreement
Calendar Check
Pot Luck Plans
Questions and Comments from the Public
Next scheduled meeting:
Adjournment

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Sent: Saturday, October 31, 2009 3:37 PM
To: Mountain News Subscribers
Subject: 7 Msgs $8000 to all?, Biggest Rack Contest, State Park, Free TV & MORE

Sorry for the delays in getting messages to you with my e-mail challenges. Please give me a little longer to turn messages aground since it takes a few days to send to the entire data base. A blog is planned for the Mtn News but not ready to roll yet- stay tuned. Meanwhile, here is the latest from the Mtn Top:

1. Fall Back – Reminder to change your clocks before you go to bed tonight (Saturday). Might want to change those smoke detector batteries too!

2. Real Estate Update – Good news!!! Looks like the $8000.00 tax credit will be extended and perhaps to ALL buyers:
http://www.dsnews.com/articles/senators-say-homebuyer-tax-credit-is-in-bag-update-2009-10-28 Interesting times to be an investor in the intriguing Real Estate Market!

The historic Palomar Mountain Lodge is for sale! Here is a fun snow picture then just call for your tour: http://www.palomarproperties.com/homes
You’ll see several ‘In Escrow ‘ signs up throughout the website…. the next one just might be yours! 🙂
There are several new offerings on Palomar and more coming real soon! See all here and anywhere in Southern Cal at http://bonniephelps.listingbook.com/ You can click there and get a free ‘Listing Book Account’ so you can search just like an agent anytime you please.

Glad to get your questions answered anytime and open those doors! Bonnie 888 718-5358

3. Round Up Biggest Rack Contest
1st Place Winner – Best All Around Buck
2nd Place Winner – Widest Spread
3rd Place Winner – Hunter’s Choice
Entry Fees: $25 per hunter for contest entry
$40 per hunter for contest entry and Award Banquet Wood-fire Tri Tip Dinner
$50 per hunter for contest entry and Dinner for Two
Entry Deadline: November 1, 2009
Payment: Cash, credit card or check made payable to The Round Up BBQ Grill
REGISTER INSIDE THE ROUND UP BBQ GRILL
Biggest Rack Contest Rules
1.) Entry fees are per hunter per buck (No refunds will be given)
2.) Buck must be brought in within 48hrs. of kill to the designated inspection site (No exceptions)
3.) All animals must be brought in by the hunter who harvested the animal
4.) All applicable game laws must be followed in the hunt
5.) A composite score of height, width, most points, mass of base of the horn, and ½ point for eye guards will be the determining factors for the 1st place winner. Each animal/hunter may win only one category
Awards Banquet Saturday, December 5th @ 5pm
Awards and Prizes will be presented @ 7pm
Live Music
Reservations Required
Bring horns to banquet dinner for voting of Hunter’s Choice and group photo!
Meriah Druliner, The Round Up BBQ Grill
26439 Hwy 76
Santa Ysabel, CA 92070
(760) 782-2729
http://www.roundupbbq.com
Located across from Lake Henshaw

4. From: Rosemary Johnston
Subject: State park cuts, closures announced – SignOnSanDiego.com

Cutting back on the State Park
http://www3.signonsandiego.com/stories/2009/oct/28/state-park-cuts-closures-announced/?metro&zIndex=190307

5. From: Sean Murray

I just had a company come up to the house to fix our heater. They were really marvelous and affordable. I had a hard time getting anyone to return my calls about coming up here to fix the furnace and this company came up without any hesitation. They are based in Escondido. Their name is Willey Heating and Air, their phone number is 760-489-6018. I would recommend them to anyone and thought including them on your yellow pages page might be a great addition to service providers up here.

6. FREE TV On another note: we have a really nice 32″ Sony XDR television that we can give to anyone who would like it. It’s a large screen and pretty big, it’s not a flat screen, but if someone need a nice tv for their cabin or home, it’s theirs for the taking.

7. Great plays by Mtn director, Sean Murray:
Cygnet Theatre Company
7202 El Cajon Blvd. #B San Diego CA 92115
619-698-5855 ext. 115
www.cygnettheatre.com

AT THE OLD TOWN THEATRE
MAN FROM NEBRASKA
BY TRACY LETTS
Directed by FRANCIS GERCK
CLOSES November 1

FOURTH YEAR! NOW AT THE OLD TOWN THEATRE!
IT’S A WONDERFUL LIFE: A LIVE RADIO PLAY ADAPTED BY JOE LANDRY
Directed by SEAN MURRAY
STARRING; TOM ANDREW AND FOLEY ARTIST, SCOTT PAULSON
November 27 to December 27

ON THE OLD TOWN GREEN
THE PLAYS OF SHAKESPEARE
Directed by FRANCIS GERCKE
Live Performances of Shakespeare’s plays outside on the public green in the
Old Town San Diego State Historic Park.

Tickets are on sale now.
To purchase tickets go to http://www.cygnettheatre.com or call 619-337-1525 ext.3.

Happy Fall y’all!

~Bonnie

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Sent: Wednesday, October 21, 2009 3:22 PM
To: Mountain News Subscribers
Subject: 4 Msgs! Lodge for sale, Fall Festival Sat!, much more!

The fall weather is so welcomed on the Mountain. The ferns are gorgeous, the leaves are changing on the trees, the latest apple cake was very yummy and life is grand on the mountain top!

1. BLOG for the Mtn News – Email is still a bit of a challenge with the new spam rules. So, a blog is in the works but to be real honest, playing with my grandbabies and friends on this mountain seems to be in first position these days. The blog-in-the-works will make daily Mountain News Updates much simpler for all. Please stay tuned!

2. REAL ESTATE UPDATE – With the change in the weather, Real Estate has really picked up!!! There are a couple new “Pending” signs on the website and two more to go up in the next few days. What is the latest? The historic Palomar Mountain Lodge is looking for a new owner! Let’s go see! ~Bonnie 760 742-1742 which is also 888 718-5358

3. FALL FESTIVAL THIS SATURDAY!
From: Tanya Johnson [mailto:live.beautifully@hotmail.com]
Subject: Fall Festival

It’s time for the Fall Festival at the fire department!
Saturday, October 24th
3pm – 7pm
Chili Cook-Off * Holiday Boutique * Potluck Dinner

Come out and join the fun! Visit with your neighbors, try some fantastic chili, get a head start on your holiday shopping and top it off with a great dinner. Prizes for best chili. Crafts for the kids. And don’t forget to bring a dish for the potluck dinner. Costumes are optional, but definitely FUN.
If you would like to participate in the chili cook-off, please contact Tricia Lucia at 742-1423 or LADIBUG309@aol.com.
If you would like to have a booth at the holiday boutique, please contact Tanya Johnson at 742-1562

Hope to see you there!

Tanya Johnson
Avon Independent Sales Representative
(760) 742-1562
http://www.youravon.com/tanyajohnson

4. Subject: AKC German Shepherd Pups FOR SALE

Please get the word out that we have darling pups for sale (all males) – THANKS!!
the pics are irrestible! Just let me know and I’ll send your way.

Debra
http://www.funkyspun.com
760-420-5153

The weather has turned crisp! This welcomed drop in temperature should sweeten up the apples on the Mountaintop! Come try them for yourself! Hummmm, think I’ll go throw another log on the fire while you read the latest from the Mountain News:

1. Interested in the Real Estate Market in Southern Cal? We have a new website where you can search just like an agent at:
http://bonniephelps.listingbook.com With Listingbook you have 24/7 access to in-depth property details, price history, photos, and more! Want to change criteria? It’s easy and only takes a few moments! Glad to answer any real estate questions you may have anytime for a sale, purchase, or rentals. This new website is also always available through the home page of mine at http://www.palomarproperties.com
Thank you! Bonnie 888 718-5358

2. Happy Fall Ya’ll at Bates Brothers!
When I was a little girl, I remember going to Bates with my parents and little brother (when did he grow to be so tall?). Bates is a great stop on the way up the Mountain anytime of year. Thanks to Rosemary for passing on the link:
http://www.nctimes.com/news/local/valley-center/article_e56ad328-d2d6-510d-a13c-e51201097918.html

3. You’re Invited – Camp Wynola 45th Anniversary Celebration
From: Barbara Herrmann [mailto:baherrmann@cox.net] Subject: Camp Wynola 45th Anniversary Celebration
I am a volunteer with Camp Wynola Camp and would like to invite the community of Palomar Mountain to our 45th Anniversary Celebration.
Join us for the 45th Anniversary Celebration on October 17th at Camp Wynola Christian Conference Center located in the hills just south of Julian. This is a daylong event that is FREE to the public.
The event begins with lunch at 12pm followed by the dedication of a new handicap cabin donated by the Escondido Rotary! The camp will be open for recreational activities including archery, gold mining, swimming, zip line, frisbee golf and wall climbing. The Camp Gallery with be open with a wide array of photos of past ministries, people and camp history. The silent auction will be open all day for bidding on items to help support the camp ministry outreaches. Join us for a catered Country Style BBQ dinner followed by a !! FREE CONCERT !! with our special guest and recipient of the 2008 CCMA Living Legend Award, Dennis Agajanian. Dennis is a four time winner of the Christian Country Music Artist of the Year and is an alumnus of the “Guinness Book of World Records” as the fastest flat picker.
This is a wonderful celebration for a camp with 45 years of reaching out to the community. RSVP for lunch and/or dinner at baherrmann@cox.net. 4565 Wynola Road, Julian CA. 760-765-0288. (visit us on Facebook) Please spread the word about our FREE party!
Barbara Herrmann,
Camp Wynola Volunteer, 619-892-6121

4. Dishwasher and Flooring for sale
From: Pamela Anderson [mailto:palomarmtnmom@yahoo.com] SUBJECT: Stuff for Sale
New dishwasher (out of box), GE, white, basic model, $50.
300 sf maple flooring ($1200 value), asking $300
Please call 760-742-2321 Jim and Pam Anderson

5. Subject: Winter Storage Units and Park Models From: Shawneen Burdick
Looking for Winter storage? Check out our Store-it-Now our portable storage units. Store your valuables out of the weather on your property or we can store it for you. Moving? We have simple solutions for you: http://www.store-it-now.com
Like an instant guest house or cabin? We also have charming Park Models with a special – just in time for the holidays: http://www.hedgesmetro.com
Shawneen 760 594-2795

6. Need some computer or IPOD help?
Josephine responded to a message sent out a couple weeks ago requesting IPOD help. Thought this was a good idea to pass along:
I was told that through the Kaplan college (formerly Mira Costa), all the students need experience to do what they learn.
People might want to check it out!
Josephine

7. Sale at Desert Rose From Debra Sasse
Hello, Everyone! Desert Rose is brewing up some deals for your decorating delight. Fall and Halloween decor including all Jim Shore designs are on sale.
SALE 20% to 30% off Tuesday, October 6th thru Saturday, October 10th.
Don’t wait…decorate! Take advantage of the Fall/HalloweenSale at the Desert Rose.
New arrivals for October: Wonderful New Jewelry Lines in time for the holidays. Baggallini purses for the Woman on the go! I’ve added Luscious single hand-dipped Truffles in many yummy flavors. Sugar Plum Fairies have flown in and are waiting to add whimsy to your gift giving. Inspiring Books and Calendars galore and much more!
Beginning to Look Like Christmas starts November 2nd. A Sleigh full of gotta-have-it awaits the discerning shopper.
No Tricks just Treats,
Debra Sasse
Open Monday through Saturday
Desert Rose Gifts and Visitor’s Center
29115 Valley Center Road
Valley Center, California 92082
760-749-8522

8. Subject: PMVFD Next Regular Business Meeting Agenda
The next regular business meeting of the Palomar Mountain Volunteer Fire Department will be held Saturday, October 10, 2009, at 10:00 at the Fire Station. All are welcome to attend. Susie Kellogg
Happy Fall!
~Bonnie

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Sent: Friday, October 02, 2009 11:42 AM
To: Mountain News Subscribers
Subject: 5 Msgs! 1000 trees per acre, State Park OPEN, Furnishing ideas needed, Brad’s update, and more

Hello Everyone,

The Mountain News has been tagged as a spammer! Imagine that! Apparently right at 1000 of you folks have subscribed to this free service, but because of the spam patrols out there, a new mail service is being set up to keep the Mountain News heading your way. Meanwhile, I’m combining messages and breaking up the group list hoping the News goes through!

See all 5 messages below:

1. Subject: Gold spotted oak borer website launched! http://groups.ucanr.org/GSOB/index.cfm Questions or comments? Contact Jan Gonzales, jggonzales@ucdavis.edu

2. In some areas of Palomar, I’ve been told we have 1000 trees per acre… Keep reading From: Robert Gonsett [mailto:cgc@cgc333.connectnet.com]
The CGC Communicator newsletter covered The Station Fire — the biggest fire ever recorded in Los Angeles County. Most of our coverage concerned the protection of the peak of Mt. Wilson that supports the Mt. Wilson Observatory and most of the FM and TV transmitters for Los Angeles. Following are a Letter to the Editor and a news article slated for publication in the next Communicator. You are welcome to use them if they would be of interest to your readers. Best regards, Bob Gonsett, Fallbrook, CA

*** REDUCING TREE DENSITY FROM 400 TO 40 PER ACRE [Concerning the Station Fire], I’m sure there will be a lot of discussion on how to prevent this from happening again. Clear cutting…around the top of Mt. Wilson might be a good idea, but there may be a better way. A few years ago, a Forest Service study determined that a healthy forest should have only 40 trees per acre. Most untouched forests have 400 trees per acre. This study was written up in the Smithsonian Magazine some years ago. In one forest, they thinned a section and waited for the next fire. Fire raced through the unthinned section and slowed to a crawl when it reached the thinned section. Less trees also make better use of available moisture…. Paul Sautter, St. John’s, Newfoundland, Sautterp (at) aol.com

*** FIRE FIGHT With forests burning, U.S. officials are clashing with environmentalists over how best to reduce the risks of future catastrophic blazes. Fascinating article: http://tinyurl.com/yewe9n3

3. State Park will remain open!!! Rosemary sent the news link for us but alas, it is hidden from me at the moment! Good news, isn’t it!

4. From: WallsPalomar@aol.com [mailto:WallsPalomar@aol.com]
Subject: Re: Finishing the Community Center Project

Well everyone, we are getting very close to finishing the work on the house at the fire station. Except for some last minute touch-up painting and a thorough cleaning the inside will be done after Allesio Heating installs the thermostat and grills on the duct openings. On the outside we need to finish the re-shingling work, and get it painted. This we hope to be done with in the next two weeks.

Through the efforts of our volunteers (several from off the mountain) we have expended the $50,000 grant money, plus another almost $4,000, on the materials needed for this effort.

What we need now is the money to buy the furniture to put into it to have it serve effectively as a community center. If you have not seen the house for awhile please stop by for a look. I think you will be pleasantly surprised at the transition. While you are there you will find some papers on the outside entry stoop soliciting ideas on how to furnish the interior. If you have some thoughts, please let us know.

One major observation we made while working on the house is the adverse affect of rodents on the building proper and what furnishings that were in it. We will try the use of electronic repellers (possibly a cat) to control the rodents, but it suggests that overstuffed furnishings should be avoided. This leads me to suggest the use of Craftsman Period furniture, or similar, but here again your input is welcome.

As to how to contribute, you can send any gifts to the PMVFD, or to The Community Center of Palomar Mountain, PO Box 91, Palomar Mountain, CA 92060, ear marked as for furnishings.
Looking forward to hearing from you.
Earl Walls or e-mail Earl directly at WallsPalomar@aol.com

5. From: Brad Eells [mailto:bradlnss@ca.rr.com]
Subject: Forest Fire Lookout Association – San Diego-Riverside Chapter Update…
Yes Lookout Fans… I know it has been awhile since your last update…my long 60 days of moving our office to Corona, photographing 22 high schools worth of football teams in 100 + degree heat and delivering more than 200,000 ID cards to local high schools and middle schools is almost over. I apologize for the quiet time but it has been my life for the last 29 years… So what is happening with our lookout program??? Plenty!

Reconstruction Grants We have applied for and soon hope to hear the results for grant applications to finish work at High Point and to pursue 4 other potential lookout site restorations and staffing. Stay tuned the next 30 days should bring outstanding news to the FFLA!

Grounding System Upgrades The Cleveland National Forest has made a decision to repair and upgrade the grounding systems on all three of its lookouts; High Point, Lyons Peak and Los Pinos. The work will commence shortly and should be complete before the end of our fire season. Thanks Cleveland National Forest!

Lyons Peak News Thanks to San Diego County Supervisor, Diane Jacob and the Cleveland National Forest, a resolution on the road issue at Lyons Peak is under way. The road may be accessible as soon as late Spring 2010! What does that mean to the FFLA? Another lookout project! Restoration Team…are you ready? We have as many as 20-25 volunteers ready to get involved with a green light at Lyons Peak.

Vetter Mountain Lookout Lost The massive Station Fire on the Angeles National Forest brought sad news to the Angeles National Forest Fire Lookout Association (ANFFLA). The 1935 built Vetter Mountain Lookout was lost in the fire. Pam Morey of the ANFFLA vows to rebuild. I have pledged our support in their efforts to resurrect the lookout. ANFFLA lost South Mount Hawkins Lookout to the Curve Fire 7 years ago. Slide Mount Lookout, near Pyramid Lake is the last of 22 lookouts originally located on the Angeles still standing. Cleveland’s own Carlton Joseph was Deputy Incident Commander on the fire.

A Visit with BRF My semi-annual trip to Fresno for the 5th ranked Boise State Broncos vs. Fresno State game happened the weekend of Sept 18-20. We started off the weekend with a 51-34 victory! We have always spent the following 2 days in Sequoia – Kings Canyon National Park. The park and the nearby Sierra and Sequoia National Forests are home to the Buck Rock Foundation who operate several lookouts in the area. I hiked to Park Ridge Lookout on Saturday afternoon. Park Ridge is a CL-30 on a 20 foot tower identical to High Point. Built in 1964 for the Park Service, I was surprised to find the exact floor tile and Formica in the lookout as we have on the Cleveland. There must have been a spec sheet to order the interior components at the time…ahhh…more research… My wife and I drove to world famous Buck Rock Lookout on Sunday. Buck Rock is set atop a 200 ft, high granite dome that requires a climb up a 172 step stairway. Those of you who think High Point is climb need to visit Buck Rock…the elevation is 2400 feet above High Point testing the cardio system further! My wife declined to make the climb. I was happy to ascend the stairs to a 1925 ground mounted 4A cab, one of only 3 left in California. I met the foundations director Kathy Ball, who you may have seen on an episode of “California’s Gold” with Huell Howser. Kathy runs a great program and is expanding the lookouts staffed in Central California. Go Kathy!

The Vail Fire and Santa Ana conditions While I was at Park Ridge Lookout on Saturday, the Vail Fire broke out almost directly beneath High Point. Volunteers Glenn and Barbie Shrier were on duty. They were ready to call in their smoke report when the alarm sounded…darn, we almost had a first report! The fire actually lead the national news on radio Sunday morning. The USFS and CalFire crews were able to contain the fire to 340 acres with 3 homes and some other structures lost. The Santa Ana conditions are upon us. Your help is needed now more than ever. Please take a look at your personal calendars to see what days you may have available for a shift. Thank you Glenn Shrier for offering a number of days in October based on Red Flag and Santa Ana conditions.

Training and Seasons End Due to my personal schedule, additional training for this season does not seem to be in the cards. I ask for patience from all of you who wish to join the program and get involved with High Point. We will offer several opportunities through our Chapter, The Angeles National Forest Fire Lookout Association and the San Bernardino National Forest Fire Association in the Spring…stay tuned for dates.

Volunteer Lookouts…don’t forget that our intrepid Engine 36 crew at Palomar Station are standing by to provide you with Fire Shelter training as you come off shift at High Point. Fire Shelter Training will be incorporated into our classroom training and reconnect sessions in 2010…get ahead of the curve and get trained now! A manual is located in the tower and a pdf file is loaded on the Yahoo Group site. The Palomar Crew may use a lasso to encourage you to get your training done…

We do intend to keep High Point open into November depending on weather conditions. Significant rain or snow will bring an end to the season. We do need to plan to button up the lookout, add our new shutters – courtesy of Joe Bressi and shut down for the Winter. So far, El Nino predictions are holding so we may have above average Winter precipitation…

I would like to plan a year end function…an appreciation and recognition gathering. I need some ideas…something on the mountain…or somewhere in San Diego…afternoon BBQ or evening dinner…black tie or casual??? You get the idea…please provide your feedback!

But what about Winter? Well…is Winter really Winter in Southern California??? Not really…except at high elevations. In January, our chapter will host the national FFLA Board of Directors meeting. We need to build our organization further and plan the use of grant funds for our projects…who wants to get involved? You do! I fully expect we will have an opportunity to restore and open at least one more lookout in 2010. We need to plan for training and staffing of High Point and that additional lookout. Please contact me with your interests for 2010. That’s all for now…remember, it is Santa Ana time…we need your help! Cheers, Brad Eells

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From: Bonnie Phelps Sent: Wednesday, September 30, 2009 5:43 PM
To: Mountain News Subscribers
Subject: 4 Msgs! State Park’s a keeper, Furnishing ideas needed, Brad’s update, and Mtn News you can use

The Mountain News has been tagged as a spammer! Imagine that! So, even though all of you folks have subscribed to this free service, because of the spam patrols out there, a new mail service is being set up to keep the Mountain News heading your way.

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Sent: Tuesday, September 29, 2009 8:10 AM
To: Mountain News Subscribers
Subject: State Park to remain open

From: Rosemary Johnston
Subject: State parks won’t be closed – SignOnSanDiego.com

http://www3.signonsandiego.com/stories/2009/sep/26/state-parks-wont-be-closed/?uniontrib

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Sent: Thursday, September 24, 2009 1:39 PM
To: Mountain News Subscribers
Subject: Hear Harry Joe and Kathleen this weekend at Menghini Winery and Wynola Pizza

Harry Joe is one of the mountain musicians. Go to http://www.mypalomarmountain.com/musicians/index.html
and scroll to see Harry Joe and Kathleen and hear them on their You Tube links provided. They will be performing live and in person this weekend. See message below for more info.
~Bonnie

From: harryjoe reynolds

Everyone is invited to the 23rd Annual Music, Art, and Wine festival at Menghini Winery
2 miles north of Julian on Farmers Rd.
HarryJoe’s band, Faultline plays both days @ 11:30-12:30pm
Plus Sat eve @ wynola pizza 6-9pm folk with FaultLine… stay cool hojo —

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Sent: Tuesday, September 22, 2009 3:12 PM
To: Mountain News Subscribers
Subject: Open Mic Night…Calling All Musicians!

From: Round Up BBQ [mailto:roundupbbq@yahoo.com]
Subject: Open Mic Night…Calling All Musicians!
STEVE PHILLIPS AND
The Round Up BBQ Grill presents
THE PESCADERO PICKERS

~CONCERT SERIES~
High Energy Classic Blues, Rock & Hillbilly Blues
Performed By A Talented Trio
(FORMERLY KNOWN AS MEN IN BLUE)
Kickoff the concert series with

OPEN MIC NIGHT
Saturday, September 26th
5PM-9PM
Opening set performed by Steve Phillips and the Pescadero Pickers,
then the stage is open for folks to play with the band!
(No karaoke, please.)

More music performed by Steve Phillips and the Pescadero Pickers…

EVERY OTHER SATURDAY
October 10th ~ October 24th
November 7th ~ November 14th
6PM-8PM

Meriah Druliner
The Round Up BBQ Grill
26439 Hwy 76
Santa Ysabel, CA 92070
(760) 782-2729
http://www.roundupbbq.com
Located across from Lake Henshaw

We’ll keep the Mountain News headed your way.  Wind, hail, snow or spammer blockers will not stop the Mountain News and that’s a promise!

~Bonnie