Photo by John Drake
Photo by Jenny Kirchner
Photo by Cheryl Basye
Photo by John Drake
Photo by Jenny Kirchner
Photo by Cheryl Basye
PHOTOS: Holiday fun in Idyllwild last week
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Town Hall Volunteer and Santa Prasad Peebles helps Ashenara Pilkington and the rest of the Town Hall kids with a tour of the IFPD ambulance. The kids received a tour of IFPD as part of a Town Hall field trip Tuesday to deliver toys to the “Spark of Love” toy drive conducted by Southern California Firefighters and sponsored by ABC News TV.
Photo by John Drake
Photo by Jenny Kirchner
Photo by Cheryl Basye
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