Friday in The Pines #1 | John Pemberton
Join us on Friday, June 23rd at 6:00 pm for live music from traditional country artist John Pemberton in our amphitheater!
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Board of Director’s Meeting – Open to the Public
Board of Director’s Meeting | Open to the Public Join in person at the Museum of the Sierra or by virtually by zoom. Join Zoom Meeting ID: 559 841 4478One tap mobile+16694449171,,5598414478# US+13462487799,,5598414478# US (Houston) Sponsors: Become a 2023…
32nd Annual Member Meeting | Open to the Public
Join us on Saturday, May 6, 2023 at 2:0 pm for our 32nd Annual Member Meeting. Open to the public.
Steam Donkey Steam Up & Powerhouse Demo Dedication to Patrick Emmert
Steam Donkey Steam-Up & Powerhouse Demonstration Dedication to Patrick Emmert Please join us on Sunday, May 28th at 9:00 am for our first Powerhouse Demonstration and Steam Donkey Steam-up dedicated to past board member and friend, Patrick Emmert. John Mount…
Ron and Rose Cates
Many people seem to have an almost hour by hour recall of the Labor Day weekend when the fire started. For me, I really struggle with even the days. Not sure why, but let’s start earlier with the story of how we came to live on the mountain.
Vince Wiggins
My name is Vince Wiggins, and my husband is Keith Davis. We bought 10 acres on Sharin Woods Rd in the spring of 2000. Sharin Woods means Sharing Woods. They left off the g from Sharing to make it sound more country or hillbilly like. As one neighbor told me years ago, “It means we’re sharin dah woods!”
Deborah Bell
Domino. Three months to the day since Allyn last saw her. Our house and property burned the next night.
Christina Pasillas
I was living in Alder Springs with my two small children which is located in Auberry, California at the time of the Creek Fire. I had been in the home since 2019. When I first saw this small little home with a beautiful view I knew it was the one and I had to buy it.
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.