Palomar Mountain News

We woke up to the perfect snow yesterday morning for driving around with our 4-wheel drive.  Photographer Mike Stevens took this one out at Dream Valley Ranch.  Here are more for your viewing pleasure.  Looks a lot different today since it warmed up so much but thought some of you might enjoy the eye candy.  

Are you in the city and thinking of heading up to see Palomar’s snow?  Best if you can avoid weekends because of the traffic.  Or, come very early or late in the day.   Julian actually has more to offer tourists.  See more snow info.

Bonnie Phelps

Like to see some great photos and interesting facts of the Palomar Observatory?  Become a fan of the Palomar Observatory.  Todays post has a fabulous snow photo taken this morning before it warmed up and melted much of our winter wonderland.  Thanks to mountain resident, Scott Kardel for bringing us this great link.

Bonnie Phelps

Editor, Palomar Mountain News

Who do you know that would love to own a gorgeous piece of paradise on Palomar Mountain?  9.79 acres with a level building site framed by magnificent boulders, and majestic oaks, firs, and cedars. Underground power & phone ready to go.  Meanwhile there is a charming Log Shabin tucked away around a picnic area and a good well.  Like watching wildlife?  One trail through the land is so popular the owner’s named it “Deer Highway”.  Great sled runs, beautiful spring time wildflowers, summer barbecues, and fabulous fall colors… It’s all waiting for you.  50 + pix are here for your viewing pleasure.   Grab your boots and let’s go for a hike – so beautiful now with our fresh blanket of snow!

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—–Original Message—– From: clkellogg@wildblue.net

Subject: PMVFD Board Meeting, Saturday, Feb. 6, 2010, at the Fire Station at 10:00 a.m.

AGENDA Regular Meeting of the Board of Directors Palomar Mountain Volunteer Fire Department Fire Station, Saturday, February 6, 2010 at 10:00 A.M.

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From: Pete Weisel

Subject: Worship this Sunday

Hello and Blessings to all,

The Observatory grounds remain closed due to the snowfall of last week so this week we will be worshiping in the newly remodeled Community Center.  This is the house right next to the Volunteer Fire Department. We will have the service at our normal time of 10 AM.

Matthew will be concluding his series of “The Gospel According to Abraham” with the sermon “Journey’s End”, Gen 24:1 – 25:18, join us.

To God Be the Glory,

Pete Weisel

VALENTINE’S DAY CELEBRATION

@ Round Up BBQ

Sunday, February 14^th

Live Music 6pm-8pm

Classic favorites performed by

local musician Dutch Bergman

VALENTINE’S SPECIAL

Roasted Prime Rib Dinner for 2

with dessert to share and

a glass of sparkling wine or cider

$45.95

Reservations highly recommended as we are filling up quickly!

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(760) 782-2729

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From: Alberto Lara

Just wanted to let you know that we are planning a prescribed pile burn at Fry Creek Campground. The campground is located about 2 miles south of the Palomar Observatory on Canfield Rd., also known as S6.

Alberto Lara Engineer 36 Palomar Ranger District Cleveland National Forest

Work (760) 742-3491 (Summer) Alt. Work (760) 782-3472 (Winter)