Posted by: Bonnie Phelps | April 23, 2010

Part time work available on Palomar

Interested in a few hours of part-time work on the mountain?

Are you good at giving a quaint cabin some TLC?

I have a vacation rental cabin that needs cleaning after weekend guests leave  – to ready it for the next visitors.  In the summer there will be more guests and mid-week rentals on a regular basis.  Depending on the schedules, work hours can often be quite flexible, but occasionally there are small time windows between one guest and the next party.

Duties consist of changing out the bedding; straightening up, vacuuming, wipe down surfaces and light cleaning of entryway outside; Usually just 1-2 hours with occasional deep cleaning at times when there is no stress.  Communications, consistency, good will and ability to follow through are the main requirements.

The gal who has valiantly done this job for the last 2 years is leaving the mountain so we need someone new.

Give me a call to learn more. Thanks, Martin  619-871-9354 and  email me too at Reservations@PalomarMountainCabin.com

Posted by: Bonnie Phelps | April 22, 2010

Snow on Palomar? You betcha!

  NOAA was right!   Woke up to a good foot of snow today!  Like to take a walk in the snow?  Click to see the April Wonderland  Don just plowed so I can get my car out – very fun up here today!

Are you a weekender on your way up the next couple days?  Might want to bring a BIG shovel or call one of the guys to have a parking space plowed for you.  See all at Snow Tips.    

Bonnie Phelps

Posted by: Bonnie Phelps | April 22, 2010

Live Music and Dessert – Come on out!

Live Music and Dessert – May 1st, 7pm at the Firestation The Community Center of Palomar Mountain is proud to present Bill & Bruce Druliner, Dutch Bergman, and Steve Berry as the one and only ‘Smith Mountain Band’. Try your hand at square dancing or simply sing-along. Prefer a two-step? No problem! Whether you like to dance or prefer to sit back and enjoy the show, we encourage you to come out and enjoy a wonderful evening of Music and Community. Only $5.00 per person – kids free. Refreshments will be provided and at intermission we will be holding a dessert auction, the proceeds of which will go directly to your new Community Center. Bring your family, your friends and your sense of Community – not to mention your love of music. We hope to see you ALL on May 1st, 7pm at the Fire Station.

Posted by: Bonnie Phelps | April 22, 2010

Palomar Mountain Apartment for Rent

 Palomar, Comfortable 1- Bedroom, 1- Bath available to rent, Available Now!  Here are the details and photos: http://www.palomarproperties.com/lilacaptrental/ 

Read More…

Posted by: Bonnie Phelps | April 20, 2010

Snow or Rain?

Snow Chance for Measurable Precipitation 80%  Burrrr!  It is getting cold up here!  A storm is heading our way but there are very different forecasts out there. 

Personally, I prefer National Weather Service because they are predicting SNOW!  Oh you know, one of my all-time favorite songs –  “There is no business like snow business…” (Isn’t that how it goes?):  http://forecast.weather.gov/MapClick.php?site=sgx&smap=1&textField1=33.32278&textField2=-116.87778

However, http://www.weather.com/weather/tenday/92060 is showing only rain.  (Not near as much fun!)

We’ll see what ends up on the ground and one thing for sure – it will be a beautiful Spring!

Enjoy!

Bonnie Phelps

Posted by: Bonnie Phelps | April 15, 2010

National Weather Service changing the rules

Subject: The San Diego Union-Tribune – Officials hope policy shift will save money and lives

Rosemary Johnston saw this article on The San Diego Union-Tribune ePaper   http://eedition.uniontrib.com/ , and thought you would find it interesting. You can find it at: – Officials hope policy shift will save money and lives
http://eedition.uniontrib.com/SDU/SDU/2010/04/15/ArticleHtmls/15_04_2010_001_003.shtml?Mode=1

Posted by: Bonnie Phelps | April 13, 2010

Is this box from YOUR cabin?

  Someone left this box on our patio last fall.  The note taped to the box is on paper printed with “Palomar Mountain, California” at the bottom and the handwriting says:

Vacation/Family memories

 These need to go to family  🙂

The box is full of wonderful family slides dated mostly in the 1950’s and 1960’s.  I would love to get these to a family member but alas, don’t have a clue who it belongs to.  If you dropped this off at our place, please let me know what cabin it came from and I’ll contact the prior owners. 

Here are a few names – the only names – on the slides:

Dick’s woodwork

Mable’s school projects and doll house

Gay Hewellyn

Llewellyn Lundy

Claude and Virginia

The Pajareses

Thanks!

Bonnie Phelps 888 718-5358 or click to “Comment”

Posted by: Bonnie Phelps | April 13, 2010

Geologist Rob with Earthquake Preparedness Tips

Palomar Cabin Owner and Geologist, Rob Hawk sends the following links your way.  Thanks Rob!

From: Hawk, Rob 

Below please find the links for earthquake preparedness the City of San Diego sent out to our employees.  Last week was a good warning, but we need to take responsibility for our own safety in the first minutes following a major earthquake.  Most residents of Palomar live close to the Elsinore Fault, which runs through Palomar.

Rob

Robert N. Hawk, PE Senior Engineering Geologist/Deputy City Engineer Engineering and Capital Projects Field Division

9485 Aero Drive, MS 18 San Diego, 92123 858-573-5011  

From: Internal Communications to all City Employees
Subject: Earthquake Preparedness
The recent earthquakes felt in San Diego have been unsettling to many of us and raised questions about what to do when an earthquake occurs.  Both the City’s website and FEMA provide valuable information about how to be prepared for an earthquake and what to do during one.  Please see the following links for more information: 

http://www.sandiego.gov/fireandems/safety/earthquake.shtml

http://www.sandiego.gov/ohs/ (see the Earthquake Preparedness Tip Sheet under Bear Responsibility)

http://www.fema.gov/hazard/earthquake/eq_during.shtm

Posted by: Bonnie Phelps | April 12, 2010

Horse loose on South Grade

Just got a call from Shirley Thompson.  She said a horse is loose on the South Grade.  I have had several calls and e-mails about this horse (and a couple goats and dogs ) that have been out on the road about half way up the Grade …  It is pretty foggy now and maybe even a little snow headed our way later tonight so Shirley asked me to pass on that if you are going up or down the mountain, you might want to be extra careful. 

Click for the weather forecast.  Burr!  

Posted by: Bonnie Phelps | April 9, 2010

Are you the next to love “Blue Haven” on Palomar?

 

With humble beginnings in 1947, look at her now!  One of the most charming cabins ever is waiting for you on Bailey Meadow Road.  Read why this cabin owner loved living there so much, see a peek at the details and I’m glad to open the door!

Bonnie Phelps   888 718-5358

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