Palomar Mountain News

 Everyone is invited to celebrate Easter with Palomar Mountain Community Church 

Located at the Community Center on Palomar Mountain, next door to the Volunteer Fire Department at the corner of East Grade and Crestline roads

9:45 am Warm up by the fire with coffee, fresh squeezed orange juice, muffins and more

10 am – Pastor, Matthew Currie will give the message and Dutch Bergman with guitar will lead the music

Mountain casual attire

Potluck to follow at the Phelps’ Round House.  We’ll have a mountain raised ham and fixins in the oven. Please bring a dish to share. Paper goods and beverage provided.  Everyone welcome. 

A 3 Minute Movie?   248 words were written by James Francis in 1926. He captured the essence of how the life of Christ has made a powerful difference for over 2,000 years.  Click for a beautiful movie.

Have a wonderful Easter!

From: Round Up BBQ roundupbbq@yahoo.com

Subject: Turkey Hunting Contest!

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TK Bergman sent a link to his blog.  I went through it this morning and thought you might enjoy it too.

The ‘Frosted Flowers’ were taken on Palomar in the French Valley: http://web.mac.com/tkworksu/Site/Frosted_Flowers.html

Like a custom piece of furniture?  Check out http://web.mac.com/tkworksu/Site/My_Passion.html

Browse around his site you’ll recognize more folks from the Mountain – their roots run pretty deep – see TK’s Blog.     You can also click to read family history.

Enjoy,

Bonnie Phelps

We will be offering photo workshops on Palomar this summer through www.CalumetPhoto.com.  This is part of a continuation of our series of photo workshops that began this spring in Anza-Borrego Desert State Park.

Kati and Ernie Cowan

See also:

https://palomarmountainnews.wordpress.com/2010/03/31/photo-tour-of-boucher-lookout-as-it-is-today-stay-tuned/

Just spoke with Wendy Schlater, the contact for the Three Mile Walk.  She said that Hwy 76 will be closed from Oak Knoll Campground at the South Grade to the East Grade on that day.  Saturday, April 17th from 8:30 to 12:30

Through traffic on Hwy 76 will be detoured over the top of the Mountain during the closure. 

Might was well join in on their walk – it’s a good cause:

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Join us for a 3 mile Sexual Assault Awareness Walk

The La Jolla Native Women’s Advisory Committee & La Jolla Band of Luiseno Indians’ Avellaka Program

Saturday, April 17, 2010

9 a.m. – 2 p.m.

(Hwy 76) La Jolla Indian Reservation

All walkers must be on site by 8:30 a.m.  CHP will not allow any vehicles through check point past 8:30 a.m.  Click for more info:

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Free pallet made from sturdy 2 x 6 boards.  It is on Bailey Meadow Road, out in front of the 4th cabin on the left.  Be the first to get there, grab it, and it is yours!   (If it isn’t gone in a day or so, we could deliver on the Mountain.  Give us a call Bonnie and Don 760 742-1742).  Thanks!