Palomar Mountain News

Who do you know that would love a very private, custom crafted, VIEW home with a pool, just in time for summer fun? More info at www.palomarproperties.com/homes Glad to give tours of Upper Valley Retreat, and thanks for sharing this post with your friends!

Bonnie
760 742 one 742

Mother’s Kitchen Restaurant
New Summer hours: Open every day
Monday-Friday: 11am-4pm
Weekends: 9am – 4pm

Author, David Morris, spent time on Palomar working on his book. Click to see David’s website.

My heart goes out to the many men and women, and their families, impacted by PTSD.

Bonnie

Is this your very friendly, long hair cat? It wandered in to Rick and Linda Palmer’s cabin just south of the Lodge. Let me know and I’ll pass on their contact info.
We did connect with David Ross, and sadly, it isn’t one of his.
Check with your neighbors please. Very loving cat…
Thanks,
Bonnie 760 742 one 742.

From: Patty Waite
Subject: Photography Class

You are invited to my contemplative photography workshop coming up July 17 at Upper Meadow Lodge. Click for the link and all the details.

Patty Waite
http://www.nomadicnotebook.com
http://spacebetweenretreats.blogspot.com/

Fly away from the stress of the city to this spectacular VIEW home! Ohmygoodness! There is so much to love at this beautifully crafted masterpiece. And, it is easier on your pocketbook now! Click for more info on this and others!
Mountain Luxury is Back on the Market, too, as owners decided they are moving out of state!
More to come real soon, meanwhile come on up and take in the views!

Bonnie-enjoying the first days of Summer on the Mountain!
760 742 one 742

Their first introduction to Palomar was for a relative’s wedding at the Lodge in 1999. A desire to see more of our views and night sky, turned into camping trips at Baileys, the Observatory Campground, State Park, and Fry Creek. So, they decided that a cabin up here would be pretty nice. After looking for a few years, and finding a challenging fixer, friends talked them out of it because of the amount of work needed. However, when this home on Birch Hill came up, they felt they could handle the remodel and just had to have it! (If only Birch Hill was paved to the first curve, if only…) “Spiced Gingerbread” exterior paint goes on next, and a wrap-around deck is in the works. Their new “State Park Grill” just arrived from Amazon. You might Google it – the same heavy-duty grill used in the State Park will now be serving up the BBQ from their new deck. When not planning their next project, Will Parent works for CSC as a Systems Analyst. He did mention a simple fix for our computer woes: “Try re-booting”. Doug Verville works for Cox. If anyone wants to volunteer to bury some cable underground, he may be able to pull some strings and get us service up here. Watch-dogs Chopper and Rocky, are very happy to have a place up here to run around and join the wildlife on Palomar.

From: Ronald Simas
Subject: Fire Dep.

I got the latest news via this web sight, so it look like we have a year to sort the PMVFD staffing problem:
http://www.valleycenter.com/Articles-News-c-2013-06-12-84097.113122-Palomar-fire-postpones-showdown-with-County-for-a-year.html

As many of you know, David Ross lost his cabin Tuesday night in a fire. It apparently started behind his nearly new refrigerator. So sorry for his loss. Many thanks to all who responded. See David’s note below about his missing kitties and let’s all keep an eye out:

From: David Ross [mailto:editor@valleycenter.com]
Subject: MISSING KITTIES

Bonnie, when my house burned, my kitties fled into the woods. If anyone sees cats that look like these, please get ahold of me. The black and white cat is much furrier than is shown because that photo was taken when she had just been groomed. Their names are Ruffles and Truffles, altho they really don’t answer to their names. Both are very sweet cats and should let you pick them up.