The fall season hasn't officially arrived here in Southern California, nor the cooler temperatures that typically accompany it, but that's no reason for the arrival of the apple season to be held up in historic Oak Glen, nearby in the foothills of the San Bernardino Mountains. Things are in full swing with all of the local orchards and vendors offering a multitude of local apple varieties for sale, in addition to entertainment, great food, and fun away from the hectic pace of city life below. If you haven't checked out what Oak Glen has to offer, it is well worth the trip.
Showing posts with label Rileys Farm. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rileys Farm. Show all posts
Monday, September 19, 2011
Saturday, December 4, 2010
Wonderland of Noble Firs on Display and Sale at Riley's Farm
A trip back in time to colonial America, a stimulating and invigorating experience that brings smiles and appreciation of a simpler time in our country's history. At Riley's Farm in the historical Southern California apple town of Oak Glen, you can not only enjoy reenactments and hands on activities that hark back to our country's roots, but you can also buy #1 grade Noble Firs like these cheap, enjoy live music, fresh ground wheat bread, a tavern fireplace, and Adventures in the Old World? Make plans!
Linda and I at Riley's Farm-circa 2009(love that word 'circa', sounds so historical)
Wednesday, September 2, 2009
Help Protect our local treasure in Oak Glen
http://www.oakglen.net/villaraigosa.html
Find out what Mayor Villaraigosa of L.A., in L.A. county, wants to do with the historical treasure we call Oak Glen, which isn't even in his county. Does he think of L.A. and himself as the modern day Roman Empire that has control over all outlying lands within its grasp?
Find out what Mayor Villaraigosa of L.A., in L.A. county, wants to do with the historical treasure we call Oak Glen, which isn't even in his county. Does he think of L.A. and himself as the modern day Roman Empire that has control over all outlying lands within its grasp?
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