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David Shepard discussing the morning's plans with resident manager Phil Lambert. We divided into two groups and David lead one group and Phil the other group.

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Bill Pease

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Jack Delora

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Andy Olson, Jack Delora, and Flo Benjamin enjoying coffee before the walk through Silverwood.

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Andy Olson, Linda Delora, Jack Delora, and Flo Benjamin.

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Our leaders David and Ann Shepard.  Ann made muffins and brought coffee for us.

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Phil Lambert, resident 
manager was our guide.

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The California Lilacs were all in bloom.

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The surface of this rock was exploding during the fire. You can see where sheets of rock have peeled off the rock.

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This is a native cutrus bush.

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This is a scrub oak gall

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Dicentra chrysantha, Golden Ear Drop Poppy grows very tall and only grows the first few years after a fire. The seeds will remain dormant in the ground until the next fire and then the plants will germinate and grow for a few seasons.

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Phil Lambert, Linda Delora, and Flo Benjamin

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Miki Tsuneyoshi and 
Lucille Wendling after 
the nature walk.

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Hal Walba

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Betty and Bill Pease

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Virginia Flagg, Flo Benjiman, and Miki Tsuneyoshi at lunch at Barona casino

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Sandy Gaudur and Virginia Flagg's daughter-in-law Anita Flagg.

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Hal Walba and Pat Coffey at lunch

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Aubry and Lucille Wendling