Jean Larsen
Those of us who live in the mountains of California are always aware that it can happen – – and undoubtedly will happen, sometime – – (but it surely won’t happen to us.)It did happen!!We were among the lucky ones.
FOX26: “Seedlings of Hope” program aims to help Creek Fire-damaged properties grow new trees
Central Sierra Resiliency Fund Introduces “Seedlings of Hope” to Begin Creek Fire Replanting Efforts
The Central Sierra Resiliency Fund (CSRF) is holding its first Seedlings of Hope planting and education day – an important part of forest revitalization efforts. Sponsored in part by a grant from Southern California Edison, the Seedlings of Hope project…
Valley Public Radio (kvpr.org): Storytelling Project Collects Accounts Of Devastating Creek Fire
Local Group Raises Additional Funds to Make First Annual Hero Day ‘Free’ for First Responders
Central Sierra Resiliency Fund’s “Hero Day” is a community event in partnership with China Peak and Tioga-Sequoia Brewing Company to honor Creek Fire First Responders and support ongoing recovery and revitalization efforts.
Mariah Colbert
I just wanted to make this because Avalon meant a lot to me and I know it did to you as well. The Cabin played a huge role in my childhood and I didn’t realize how much I appreciated the place.
Gary Colbert
Gary A. Colbert | Cressman Road 9-9-2020 In the 1980s my parents bought an empty plot of land near Shaver Lake. With their own hands, with a lot of blood, sweat and tears and with some help from a community,…
Victoria Bell
It was Aunt El’s birthday. She was driving up from San Diego to Grandma Ellen’s cabin on Dowville East, the cabin that had been home to us for the last two months. “Us” is my husband, Nick, myself, and my two boys, James and Luke, our sweet mountain toddlers-in-training.
Jan Russell Hobbs
Jan Russell Hobbs | Huntington Lake 3-16-21 It was the morning of Saturday, September 5th, 2020. Our thoughts for the day ahead were full of beach time, sitting on the porch, and enjoying the company of good friends. As I…
Rosemary Zettler
We built our first cabin in 1972 in Sierra Cedars. Having fallen in love with the area we built a larger resident-like cabin on Littlefield Road in Meadow Ridge in 1980.