Visitors flock to Hill for art, wine and entertainment
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There were no cars in the parking lot of Florist in the Forest in Mile High Plaza as hundreds of residents and visitors flooded the streets of Idyllwild.
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Idyllwild Arts song writing students perform at Creek House
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