Palomar Mountain News

  When the owner took a dream-come-true job in Alaska, they just couldn’t fit this little cabin in their luggage.  Lots of updates have been in the works since the cabin had it’s beginnings in 1948.  Now it is time to button things up and enjoy this little cabin in the woods.

Come on up and let’s bundle up and go check it out!

Bonnie-with-a-fire-going, waiting for the storm!

PS – Don’t forget your tool box!

    It’s nice to have a change in the weather hopefully bringing a little bit of moisture to our mountain.  If the weatherman is wrong this time and we get a LOT, we’ll take that too.  Meanwhile, just had to share the toasty, warm fire at Mile High Lodge.

Enjoy!

Bonnie Phelps

Palomar Mountain Real Estate

Wishing you a Happy Easter filled with many Blessings!

California Legislature

Marie Waldron Assemblymember, 75^th District

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Read More…

  San Diego Magazine shared some stats via Realtor.com for the month of February.  Those look correct for the cities.  However, folks can really get a great deal on Palomar these days.  In spite of the numbers shown, inventory across the county is very low.  Click on our ‘Homes’ page where you’ll find only two homes available right now on Palomar.

Both are great deals.

You couldn’t possibly build Mile High Lodge for the asking price.  There is a lot of square footage there with three bedrooms, plus the guest apartment above one of the two garages.  Then areas for workshops, crafts, and tons of storage.  The present owners enjoyed so much living full time on Palomar. Would that work for you?  Or, what a great family retreat for special times making memories on the mountain.

Dream Catcher has that fabulous view, packed full of privacy and turn-key, ready to move right in. Downsize and simplify.  Like to travel? Room for your RV and easy to close up and go.

Spring is in full swing!  Come on up!

Bonnie Phelps, Realtor

From: Michael Pique

The Palomar Mountain Fire Department seeks to hire a Station Administrator.  Would that be YOU?

Please click for all the details and more info.

Thank you.

Michael Pique

PMVFD Board Vice-chair

  A little notice pops up when I publish a post.  Apparently John’s Photography Class post was the 1333rd post on this ‘new format’ of Palomar Mountain News.  With beginnings in 1998, for it worked just fine to have nearly 2000 subscribers in email group lists.  Read More…

Many of you know John Lesac and might even get his Christmas letter with absolutely beautiful photos.  John offered the following free class for his mountain neighbors. He’ll be a great guy to learn from! Read More…

Thanks to Ernie for providing his letter and link for the naming of the Joel Mendenhall Memorial Highway. Read More…

  Our ACR4 (Assembly Concurrent Resolution) for the Joel Mendenhall Memorial Highway is scheduled for Monday, April 6th for hearing in the Assembly Transportation Committee. To support this resolution, please send a letter to the Assembly Transportation Committee (Chairman Jim Frazier ) at (916) 319-2193. This ACR will rename a portion of Highway 76, as the Joel Mendenhall Memorial Highway in memory of Joel.

The California Cattleman’s Association is also supporting!

Thanks,

Marie Waldron

(760) 319-2075