Particularly Pretty Palomar with Pretty cold Precipitation, by Phil Konstantin on Chopper 8. Thanks to weekender, Terri Simas for heading this beautiful morning view of Palomar our way.
Enjoy!
Particularly Pretty Palomar with Pretty cold Precipitation, by Phil Konstantin on Chopper 8. Thanks to weekender, Terri Simas for heading this beautiful morning view of Palomar our way.
Enjoy!
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It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas! Just a little snow made it extra special up here today! There is no business like snow business!
People often ask how the Real Estate Market is doing these days. Tomorrow a quick escrow is closing for “Honey, Stop the Car”, just in time to move in for Christmas. We opened a 21 day escrow yesterday on “The Palomar Loft” with a couple with ties that go back many decades to Palomar. Ah, to own a piece of the Mountain! We’ve had quite a few showings lately but the lowest inventory in the 14 years that I have been a Realtor.
I remember the days of 18 to 22 active listings on Palomar. We have less than half of that. Click to see all cabins, homes, and ranches on the MLS. There are only nine to choose from. Just one piece of land that I think will go soon now, paired with the cabin next door.
The Vacation Rental Market is really picking up. We often have only a few hours on turn-arounds. And, we already had one guest buy a cabin! Sure has been fun to meet some of the folks that enjoy Palomar so much even for just a few days. I think it has been good for the mountain too, as they love to visit the Observatory, have a yummy meal at Mother’s Kitchen, pick up supplies at the General Store. They hike in the State Park, contribute to save our State Park, go home with some mountain eggs, or ground coffee. Great bargains have been found at the Bailey Barn Sales. The Zip Line at the Conference Center is a huge hit. Guests coming next week plan to be at the Community Center for Christmas Eve.
So, I always welcome folks for their “tour of the Mountain” hoping that they will join us up here.
Thinking of selling your cabin, home, ranch or land? One way I look listings is kind of like the success of Food Court in a Mall. The more you have to choose from, the more people come, and the more the register rings. Love to talk to you about the possibilities.
And, would you consider renting your cabin? I’m glad to get your questions answered about spreading the joy of time on the mountain, too!
Merry, Merry Christmas to all!
Bonnie Phelps
Follow-me number: 76O 742 one 742
Palomar Mountain Vacation Rentals
BRE License 01293655
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When Gwyn Martz and Ron Leslie met, and discovered that their dogs were both named “Teddy”, they knew that to be a sign of good things to come! Gwyn has been wanting a cabin on Palomar forever, envious of her friend Terri Sproul who gets to live in “Paradise”. Since escrow closed on Gwyn’s little treasure, she has had a permanent smile. “How can you not smile with everyone so friendly, such great hiking, big, beautiful trees, and it is so peaceful and quiet?” When she is not counting down the days for the completion of her next project, she works as an office manager, while Ron is with SDG&E, races cars, and is intrigued hearing that there may have recently been a Big Foot sighting back in hills up here.
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Click to see how YOU can be a HERO for Palomar Mountain… and please share with your friends!
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The word is out that apparently some Palomar residents have possibly seen a bear up here recently. David Ross, the editor of the Valley Center Press, is very interested in interviewing anyone who has seen the bear. Would that be you? Please connect with David below and we’ll look forward to the story!
From: David Ross [mailto:editordaveross@yahoo.com]
Subject: LIONS AND TIGERS AND BEARS, OH MY!
Regards,
David D. Ross
Editor
Valley Center Press
760-638-0552
David Ross has been in the newspaper business for 40 years, both editing and writing.
“I can handle big news and little news. And if there’s no news, I’ll go out and bite a dog.”
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From: Rick Barclay [mailto:rickbarclay92592@yahoo.com]
Subject: Possibly your most meaningful gift this season…
Thanks,
Rick
Rick Barclay 951-265-6385
Chairman – Friends of Palomar Mountain State Park Committee, CRSPIA http://www.savepalomar.org
Board – California League of Park Associations www.calparksleague.org
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From: Francisco Valdovinos [mailto:palomar.store@gmail.com]
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Palomar Mountain General Store
P.O. Box 100
33120 Canfield Road
Palomar Mountain, CA 92060
760-742-3496
760-443-2788 cell
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Jim and Teresa are inviting YOU to stop by this afternoon. They are having an Open House and are looking forward to meeting their neighbors on Palomar Mountain! Anytime after 3:00.
Go to the end of Crestline. Turn left. Their A-frame is the first cabin on the right.
See also Jim and Teresa New Neighbors
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One of your neighbors on this beautiful mountain, Wallace Tucker, works as science spokesman for a major NASA project operated by the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory – see http://chandra.harvard.edu/
Thought some of you would find this so interesting!
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Looking for a fun field trip? What a delight to visit Cecelia at her farm.
Usually there are baby goats to play with, eggs to gather, sheep to snuggle, yarn to spin in the loom room and seasonal fruit or vegetables to harvest. You might even be there for a birth of baby goats or sheep in the spring or summer. Sheering happens in April or May. It is extra special to plan your visit during feeding and milking time.
It is a working farm so you are invited to pitch in and help clean pens, which is always much appreciated. Would you like to learn to make cheese? You’ll love seeing Cecelia’s stone cheese cave and cheese making happens almost daily. You can buy fresh eggs and take home lots of laughter, and memories to treasure.
If you are out in the Birch Hill or Conifer Road area, it is a fun hike to this “Walkable Adventure”. They do have very protective livestock guardian dogs so other dogs need to stay home.
Donation$ are appreciated toward the continuous “Feed Bill”. Thank you so much!
Call or text first please. Cecelia 760-594-4688
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