Your Lake Arrowhead Realtor would like to share some local Lake Arrowhead Informationwith you.
Another fun filled weekend ahead of us in Lake Arrowhead. The weather is just about perfect, so come on
up, come on out and have a wonderful time in Lake Arrowhead.
FRIDAY July 30 2010: FARMERS MARKET, once again down at The Lake Arrowhead Village.
FRIDAY July 30, 2010: Come enjoy the FREE Summer Concerts at Center Stage in The Village. On stage: Michelle Mangione
SATURDAY July 31, 2010: Another FREE Concert on Center Stage: Fenians.
SAT & SUN, July 31 & Aug 1, 2010: POND TOUR (charity event) hosted by Skyline Ponds will donate the proceeds of this event to Mountain Communities Boys & Girl Club & Wildhaven. You will be visiting some of the mountain most exquisite water features. Tickets are only $10.00 Location & Directions. Call 909-337-5862 for more info.
SAT & SUN July 31 & Aug 1, 2010: If you haven't visited the NEW Rim of The World Historical Museum, you need to put it in your "to do" list.
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A fire lookout is a volunteer who looks for fires from the fire lookout towers. The towers are normally in remote areas, on mountain tops and at high elevations, with great views of the surrounding terrain.
I've been on ActiveRain since 2007 and have come a long way in respect to my posts: what I write, how I write and to whom I write. At first I was going for the points (it was 
the publics' safety in our mountain communities. MAST has helped to reduce the fire threats in our San Bernardino Mountains by removing more than 1,000,000 dead (or dying) trees; either on private or public properties. Below are some very useful tips to help keep your home safe from fire:
Quite often as I am showing property, I'll be asked by potential buyers, "What kind of tree is that? Or, "What kind of wild animals do you have here?" Both are great questions because we do have some very different animals, birds, trees & plants, than most folks experience "off the mountain."
, black bear, grey squirrel (though we rarely see these guys anymore), chipmunks, ground squirrels, raccoons, mountain lions, skunks & cougars. I've seen all of these at one time or another, except the cougar. And you may run across a mule deer and red fox, but not often.
Birdies in our mountains is, for sure, a bird-watchers dream: Of course the 
fruit & veggies here!
It's a question I get quite often, after the initial "what is your favorite restaurant." Do you have mechanics up here? Do we? We have plenty. There really is very little we're missing on our mountain... but this post is about 
a REALTOR, when I sell a home, more often than not a Pest Report is ordered.
The experts who rid of our home of these pests, do not tent a home like they may off the mountain. Instead, they spray chemicals around, and into, the home. Below is a list of local "Pest Companies" who can help keep your home "bug free." And yes, they can help keep your home rid of spiders (we have tons of these leggy pests), rodents and OTHERS creepy crawlies.
come on up and come on out.