Palomar Mountain News

It is nice to have the Artesian Spring open again.  Located almost at the top of the South Grade. Coming up the Mountain, it is on your left. Read More…

Read all about it here!

Barbara MacCurry has a trash dumpster that is now shared with two other people.  There is room for a couple more to squeeze in. (That doesn’t sound right… YOU don’t get in the dumpster, you know.  It is just a convenient place to leave your trash on the mountain).

The dumpster is located just past Road Marker 11 on the right side of Crestline Road. It is locked and each person that shares has a key.  Trash is picked up each Monday.

Call Barbara for details 760 215-1918

(Wow, someone could have fun playing with this ad.   Mondays could be a social event, something like, oh, never mind… this lovely rain is getting to me.)

  Would you like to look out over the forest to see the sun shimmering on the Pacific Ocean from your very private deck? The Dream Catcher might be the perfect getaway for you.  Fabulous, level access for your year-round, four-season fun.  Click for a preview then come on up and live your dream!

There are a few Cabins left and some Land too – let’s go see!

Bonnie Phelps

76O 742 one 742

From Joelene

I am moving off the mountain, and would like to sell my cell booster.

If you have Verizon, but only get one bar in certain spots, not enough to make a call, just plug this baby in to your homes wifi and you will have 4 bars of clear reception. I bought it for $350 and would like to sell it for $135.

If interested call

Joelene 951.473.9142

  What a surprise to see some daffodils this morning. It’s only January so pretty early. Just had to pick them for you.  Wish I could send this as a ‘Scratch and Sniff’.

Happy Sunday Everyone!

Bonnie-on-the-Mountain

EVER WORKED AT CAMP? THIS IS YOUR CHANCE.

For almost ten years we have been driving by a place on Palomar, knowing it had changed owners.  We’d wave occasionally.  When the evacuation was lifted after the fire in 2007, I was droving home and saw their home had survived (it was a miracle).  I had to pull in the driveway and give her big hug.  We’d connect occasionally through the Mountain News, once in a while on the phone or email.

Well, last night it was a date.  The four of us met up at El Rey.  We sat there and visited between bites of fajitas, great guacamole and chips.  We talked about kids, fishin’, firewood, camping, ground squirrels, and a whole lot more.  Good stuff. Before I knew it, three hours had passed.

We really value our friends we’ve met on Palomar.  This mountain sure attracts some nice folks…  jus’ saying…

FROM:  Tim Gray

Hello Residents on Palomar Mountain,

We are now writing burn permits.  Please connect with me as I am the person who will coordinate the inspections and writing of permits.

Thank you!

-Tim