Posted by: Bonnie Phelps | December 3, 2012

Giving Thanks

    Thanksgiving in the Hay Barn

Hoping you all had a wonderful Thanksgiving.  We celebrated with our family and friends in our Hay Barn and around the campfire.  So special.

Just want you to know that I am doing my part keeping the computer business booming.  I had my newest one up on a shelf to play music for our celebration, went to move it and it bounced, and bounced again.  My early Christmas present is finally up and working.  I am very thankful that all was up on a cloud but there is a lot waiting for me.  Thanks for the patience of my clients waiting for new listings to head your way (stay tuned!), for those of you waiting for a response, or who sent a message my way to turn around.  Lots on the way!

Learning Windows 8 and thankful for YOU!

Bonnie-on-the-Mountain

 

Posted by: Bonnie Phelps | November 27, 2012

Memorial Service for Earl Walls

 

Everyone is invited to the Memorial Service for Earl Walls

Saturday, December 8, 2012 from 2:00 to 5:00pm

on the lawn at the Lazy H Ranch Resort

16787 Highway 76, Pauma Valley 92061  760 742-3669

In lieu of flowers, the family is requesting donations be made to the PMVFD (Palomar Mountain Volunteer Fire Department) with a memo to be used for the “Earl Walls Memorial Fund” PO Box 235, Palomar Mountain, CA  92060

It is suggested that you car-pool to the service, as there will be limited parking. 

Thank you to all for the prayers and cards,

The Family of Earl Walls

Click for Directions

More info Earl Walls Accident  and Friends of Earl Walls

Posted by: Bonnie Phelps | November 21, 2012

Life Above the Clouds Home for Sale

It won’t be long and we will have a winter wonderland for you at this picture-perfect, custom crafted, Palomar home.  Absolute take-your-breath-away views, in a warm, inviting, craftsman style with a Tuscany flair. Details and a few more pix are here for you.  Let’s connect for your tour!

Bonnie-on-the-Mountain, very thankful for all of YOU!

760 742 0ne 742

Posted by: Bonnie Phelps | November 20, 2012

Recognize these dogs?

   

From:  Jana

I found these two small dogs on route 76 yesterday.  Thinking a subscriber to the Mountain News might recognize them so they can be reunited with their owner for a very happy Thanksgiving.

Jana at 858 three95 28tw02

Posted by: Bonnie Phelps | November 19, 2012

Friends of Earl Walls

Our dear friend of so many on Palomar Mountain, Earl Walls, slipped away peacefully surrounded by his family on Thursday, November 15 at ten minutes after noon. It was almost exactly 4 weeks to the minute of the day his car was hit head-on by a women driver, who then fled the scene of the crash.

Earl did so much for the mountain serving with the PMPO, Community Center, Fire Department, and Action Committee. Most of us remember usually seeing Earl in his work clothes, but he also cleaned up pretty nice! Louise, his wife and ‘TravLnNutt’, said he loved getting all dressed up in his tux for the many cruises they took. Earl and Louise enjoyed so much, packing their passports and cameras and touring our big, beautiful world. However, there was ‘no place like home’, to coming back to Palomar.

Plans for a celebration of Earl’s life are not complete at this time. This information will be released by family soon.

Like to send a card?

The Earl Walls Family

PO Box 39

Palomar Mountain, CA 92060

So sorry to hear about Earl.  He was clearly one of those rare individuals that touched the lives of many people in a positive and memorable way.  Our sincere condolences & prayers,  Robert & Dorothy Joslin

Posted by: Bonnie Phelps | November 11, 2012

Hold at all Costs airing tonight!

 

Mountain Composer, Larry Groupe wrote the score for a documentary airing again tonight: Hold at all Costs.

Click for the video trailer.  Larry composed some beautiful music for this very moving film.   Honoring our Veterans, Bonnie Phelps

From: Larry Groupé
Tune in Sunday evening (Veterans Day) at 6pm on KPBS TV for “Hold at all Costs”.

A documentary on the harrowing events that took pace on outpost Harry during the Korean War.  This Multi Emmy winning film is an emotional and moving story that captures an important saga in our American experience.  A forgotten war, in a forgotten time, about forgotten soldiers.  This is the story of “Outpost Harry” – 1953 Korea.

When you finish your Bar-B-Q settle in or set your video recorder to catch this broadcast. If you have any interest in the Korean state of affairs today then it behooves you to know about the 1950’s conflict that happened before.

The film shares the stage with both sides of the DMZ…. The North Koreans and the Chinese army, as well as the Americans and South Koreans. If you know anyone who was ever associated with the Korean war I urge you to alert them to this event.  They will thank you.

And I of course thank you as always for supporting independent filmmaking.

Very best,  Larry

Comment from: Marlynn Peak

Wanted to thank you for the post about the Hold at all Costs  program.  We were spell-bound by that piece of our history, knowing about the composer added an additional enjoyment to the program.  Interesting side bar, my Uncle, a WWII vet, was also served in the Korean war.  I vividly remember him leaving with black hair and when he returned a couple of years later his hair was completely white!  He was only in his mid 30s at the time. Thanks again!  Marlynn

Posted by: Bonnie Phelps | November 7, 2012

Controlled Burn Wed and Thurs

From: Curt Waite

Subject: Prescribed Burn

Cal Fire will be conducting a Controlled Burn on Palomar Mtn. Wednesday and Thursday of this week in the State Park, Doane Valley.

Posted by: Bonnie Phelps | November 6, 2012

Building the Palomar Telescope Lecture

 

Stuart and Bonnie have property on Palomar and are related to the engineer in charge of this historic trip.  Sounds like a fun event! 

From: Stuart Resor

Hi Guys!
It looks like I’ll be giving a short lecture on “Building the Palomar Telescope” at Borrego Springs ABDNHA , Dec 8th in the evening. After the lecture, you are invited to look at the night sky through a telescope.  Save the date and we’ll have the details for you later.

My uncle-in-law, Harper Mack, was the San Diego County engineer in charge of improving the South Grade to facilitate the moving the 200″ mirror up the mountain.  The photo: Moving the mirror up…near the top. A 32 hour process from Pasadena. Think we could find the exact spot that photo was taken?

Stuart

Stuart Resor Architect, Ca., Va.

Bonnie Resor, Interiors

Po Box 900

2299 Borrego Valley Road

Borrego Springs, Ca. 92004-0900

stuartresor@gmail.com

760-525-0076c. 757-752-4513c.

Posted by: Bonnie Phelps | November 6, 2012

First Snow? News you can use!

Our first snow is always very exciting!  And it just may be this weekend!  Click for the details!

Is your propane tank full?

Do you have your firewood in?

Have you WINTERIZED?  Do you need to turn your water off?  Drain the pipes?  Put some Antifreeze in the toilets?  Just a reminder and if you need people to assist with that, we have several options on the Mountain.  Lots more info for you at Snow Tour and Tips.

Ok, next time you are in a market: Hot chocolate, marshmallows, and all the fixings for homemade soup…  check!

Bonnie-on-the-Mountain

Posted by: Bonnie Phelps | October 30, 2012

Palomar Pumpkin Bread

 

“Pumpkin Bread”

I’ve had the good fortune to inherit a collection of very old cookbooks,

that were put together by folks that lived on

 or visited the mountain over 100 yrs ago.

 Within its well-worn pages, stained with drops of batter,

filled with little pencil notes on the edges,

was a fall Pumpkin Bread recipe, 

“Pumpkin Bread” , edge notes said,” perfect hostess gift, stores well.

If you’re wondering what to do with a pumpkin, or any squash.

peal, steam it until soft, put it  in the blender,

puree it, like baby food. It’s ready to use.

To see the recipe go to:  http://www.baileyspalomarresort.com

and click on ‘Recipes’

I share monthly recipes from my many books.

Hope you’ve tried, the Nate Harrison biscuits?  

Bon A petite,

Terri Bailey

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