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
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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:
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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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Attached is the agenda for the April 3, 2010, PMVFD Regular Board
Meeting which will take place at 10:00 a.m. at the fire station.
Susie Kellogg
PMVFD Board President Click to read the Agenda
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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!
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Looking for a Weekend Escape? Hunter’s Hideout? Artist’s Retreat? Meander up Old Stone Road on the south face of Palomar to Stone Summit for amazing views from 8.93 acres. Click for a photo tour then put on your boots, grab your mittens (we’re expecting snow over the next couple days!) and lets go off on an adventure! There is no business like snow business. . .
Bonnie Phelps
Brad Ells was very involved with his kids playing sports on weekends. When that ended, he needed a new project. Brad and his wife Tami came up to Palomar one day and visited the Observatory. Looking out from the parking lot he happened to see the old High Point Lookout and inquired about it. That was the beginning of what is now a newly refurbished High Point Lookout.
He has now volunteered to work toward preserving and restoring Boucher as a fire Lookout once again. Where is Boucher? You go through the State Park and it is up on the left looking out across the entire county. When Brad and his wife Tami were up a while back, we got to go see their first accomplishments and that fabulous view! Click for a photo tour and THANKS BRAD for all you have done and are doing for our favorite mountain! It will be great to hear of your progress!
Bonnie Phelps
See Brad’s last post at https://palomarmountainnews.wordpress.com/2010/01/08/high-point-boucher-2010-brads-forest-fire-lookout-association-update/ We need an update, don’t we!
Here’s the photos: http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=40421&id=1633386258&l=f46b9b02df
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Had a fun phone call a couple of months ago from Michael Rogers with the State Park down in Borrego. He explained that they had commissioned Ernie Cowan to take a panorama for an Interpretive Board outside Boucher Lookout. He asked me to call when it looked like it was going to be clear about 9 am or so for Ernie to come up for the photos. I can often see the Carlsbad power plant from my desk but was watching to see the islands out there too. Finally a few weeks ago when we had those strong winds, I gave Michael a call. Ernie and Katie came up on a perfect day. I followed them out to get pictures of the photographer to share with you about this nice addition heading our way. Katie called tonight and mentioned that they had come up for another photo shoot so I asked her to write-up a little about their project.
We’ll let you know when it is ready to enjoy! Bonnie Phelps
From: Katalin Cowan kt2c@packtrain.com
At the request of the State Park we have spent a couple of days at Boucher Lookout trying to capture one of those transparent days. The goal is to create a panoramic photograph that will be used for a display at the new overlook platform. The display will mark visual points of interest so visitors will be able to identify the things they can see from this breathtaking vantage point. While Ernie was involved in the technical concentration of capturing the multi-image panorama, Kati was wandering in the woods communing with nature capturing some of the early spring beauty. All the best, Kati Cowan
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This went quick! Still looking for someone who would like the free stove: https://palomarmountainnews.wordpress.com/2010/03/30/free-gas-stove/
Like a water fountain? The owners of one of our listings are letting this go for free. Might not be as terrific with our Mountain snow but thinking someone might want to pick this up for your home in the city? It presently does not have the electrical run to the system but was working when electrical was operational. May need a new pump? You’ll need a couple strong guys and can pick it up in Escondido. Simply call and I’ll head you in the right direction. Bonnie Phelps 760 742-1742
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This Kenmore stove with the owner’s manuel on a shelf in the oven is waiting outside a cabin on Palomar Mountain for a new owner to claim… Whoever calls me first gets the directions to pick it up and the free stove. Such a deal! Going, going, going….
Bonnie Phelps 760-742-1742
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