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[NotCranky]

[quote=mydogsarelazy]Its a matter of taste. I find the Pioneertown area to be one of the most beautiful places in the world, even after the fire.

Not everyone does.

Some people like pine trees, some like the coast, some like the desert.

JS[/quote]
I like them all, but for pioneer town, I can’t help but thinking that if you took away the tourist attractions and the joshua trees you would be in Hemet…not that there is anything wrong with Hemet.

[UCGal]

[quote=eavesdropper]
I’m in favor of drinking your life away in an aesthetically pleasing environment.[/quote]

Love it!

[UCGal]

[quote=eavesdropper]
I’m in favor of drinking your life away in an aesthetically pleasing environment.[/quote]

Love it!

[UCGal]

[quote=eavesdropper]
I’m in favor of drinking your life away in an aesthetically pleasing environment.[/quote]

Love it!

[UCGal]

[quote=eavesdropper]
I’m in favor of drinking your life away in an aesthetically pleasing environment.[/quote]

Love it!

[UCGal]

[quote=eavesdropper]
I’m in favor of drinking your life away in an aesthetically pleasing environment.[/quote]

Love it!

[mydogsarelazy]

Much different from Hemet.

Differences? Higher elevation, cleaner air, completely different vegetation, different population, amazing boulders, and for those who want to live there, acreage is inexpensive.

JS

[mydogsarelazy]

Much different from Hemet.

Differences? Higher elevation, cleaner air, completely different vegetation, different population, amazing boulders, and for those who want to live there, acreage is inexpensive.

JS

[mydogsarelazy]

Much different from Hemet.

Differences? Higher elevation, cleaner air, completely different vegetation, different population, amazing boulders, and for those who want to live there, acreage is inexpensive.

JS

[mydogsarelazy]

Much different from Hemet.

Differences? Higher elevation, cleaner air, completely different vegetation, different population, amazing boulders, and for those who want to live there, acreage is inexpensive.

JS

[mydogsarelazy]

Much different from Hemet.

Differences? Higher elevation, cleaner air, completely different vegetation, different population, amazing boulders, and for those who want to live there, acreage is inexpensive.

JS

[smshorttimer]

[quote=bearishgurl]

There aren’t any alpine lake-view cabins or even lake cabins (I wouldn’t call “Big Bear” necessarily “alpine”) any closer than seven hours from SD.[/quote]

Shoot, BG, Big Bear Lake is, if anything, a few hundred feet higher than Lake Tahoe (6700 to 6200) — talkin’ lake level. And when you count just South Lake Tahoe, both don’t exactly have sterling reps for overall class of peeps.

In the case of Palomar, it is a haven for people on two-wheel rockets who like to show off how close their knees get to the ground. As the map shows, that street is right off S7, on the way to the state park. I’m not sure which location on the mountain is best for, say, privacy. I reckon some property owners have to deal with trespassing snowplayers. Maybe off the east grade a ways is best for that, or a ways off any main road.

[smshorttimer]

[quote=bearishgurl]

There aren’t any alpine lake-view cabins or even lake cabins (I wouldn’t call “Big Bear” necessarily “alpine”) any closer than seven hours from SD.[/quote]

Shoot, BG, Big Bear Lake is, if anything, a few hundred feet higher than Lake Tahoe (6700 to 6200) — talkin’ lake level. And when you count just South Lake Tahoe, both don’t exactly have sterling reps for overall class of peeps.

In the case of Palomar, it is a haven for people on two-wheel rockets who like to show off how close their knees get to the ground. As the map shows, that street is right off S7, on the way to the state park. I’m not sure which location on the mountain is best for, say, privacy. I reckon some property owners have to deal with trespassing snowplayers. Maybe off the east grade a ways is best for that, or a ways off any main road.

[smshorttimer]

[quote=bearishgurl]

There aren’t any alpine lake-view cabins or even lake cabins (I wouldn’t call “Big Bear” necessarily “alpine”) any closer than seven hours from SD.[/quote]

Shoot, BG, Big Bear Lake is, if anything, a few hundred feet higher than Lake Tahoe (6700 to 6200) — talkin’ lake level. And when you count just South Lake Tahoe, both don’t exactly have sterling reps for overall class of peeps.

In the case of Palomar, it is a haven for people on two-wheel rockets who like to show off how close their knees get to the ground. As the map shows, that street is right off S7, on the way to the state park. I’m not sure which location on the mountain is best for, say, privacy. I reckon some property owners have to deal with trespassing snowplayers. Maybe off the east grade a ways is best for that, or a ways off any main road.

[smshorttimer]

[quote=bearishgurl]

There aren’t any alpine lake-view cabins or even lake cabins (I wouldn’t call “Big Bear” necessarily “alpine”) any closer than seven hours from SD.[/quote]

Shoot, BG, Big Bear Lake is, if anything, a few hundred feet higher than Lake Tahoe (6700 to 6200) — talkin’ lake level. And when you count just South Lake Tahoe, both don’t exactly have sterling reps for overall class of peeps.

In the case of Palomar, it is a haven for people on two-wheel rockets who like to show off how close their knees get to the ground. As the map shows, that street is right off S7, on the way to the state park. I’m not sure which location on the mountain is best for, say, privacy. I reckon some property owners have to deal with trespassing snowplayers. Maybe off the east grade a ways is best for that, or a ways off any main road.

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