Photos: Last week in Idyllwild: October 22, 2015

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The 12th Annual Mountain Quilters Quilt Show was held at Buckhorn Camp this weekend. Here, Barry Ogden is studying the details of the massive “Route 66 Desert Dreaming” quilt. The local show was its second to last stop before ending its tour. Dawn Miller of Pine Cove contributed a section to this quilt. Her piece celebrates the famous Wigwam Motel.Photo by John Drake
The 12th Annual Mountain Quilters Quilt Show was held at Buckhorn Camp this weekend. Here, Barry Ogden is studying the details of the massive “Route 66 Desert Dreaming” quilt. The local show was its second to last stop before ending its tour. Dawn Miller of Pine Cove contributed a section to this quilt. Her piece celebrates the famous Wigwam Motel. Photo by John Drake

 

SCE crew partially blocks a lane of traffic on Highway 243 just north of the Lumber Mill while doing infrastructure work. The work, Monday through Friday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., is estimated to last until Nov. 13. Impact on traffic to date has been minimal. Photo by Marshall Smith
SCE crew partially blocks a lane of traffic on Highway 243 just north of the Lumber Mill while doing infrastructure work. The work, Monday through Friday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., is estimated to last until Nov. 13. Impact on traffic to date has been minimal.
Photo by Marshall Smith

 

Members of the Idyllwild Volunteer Fire Company, (from left) Rhonda Andrewson, Jim Kutsch, Paul Riggi and Jon Engel, barbecued hotdogs for students at Idyllwild School Friday. Photo by Jenny Kirchner Quilt The 12th Annual Mountain Quilters Quilt Show was held at Buckhorn Camp this weekend. Here, Barry Ogden is studying the details of the massive “Route 66 Desert Dreaming” quilt. The local show was its second to last stop before ending its tour. Dawn Miller of Pine Cove contributed a section to this quilt. Her piece celebrates the famous Wigwam Motel. Photo by John Drake Acorn During Saturday’s Trail of the Acorn at the Idyllwild Nature Center, Chris Adams and Maki Adams try some native foods prepared by Beatriz Torres. Several of the native dishes were prepared with acorns and native insects. Photo by John Drake
Members of the Idyllwild Volunteer Fire Company, (from left) Rhonda Andrewson, Jim Kutsch, Paul Riggi and Jon Engel, barbecued hotdogs for students at Idyllwild School Friday.
Photo by Jenny Kirchner

 

During Saturday’s Trail of the Acorn at the Idyllwild Nature Center, Chris Adams and Maki Adams try some native foods which Beatriz Torres prepared. Several of the native dishes were prepared with acorns and native insects.Photo by John Drake
During Saturday’s Trail of the Acorn at the Idyllwild Nature Center, Chris Adams and Maki Adams try some native foods which Beatriz Torres prepared. Several of the native dishes were prepared with acorns and native insects. Photo by John Drake

 

Maggie McKimson (center) of the Idyllwild Middle School girls volleyball team returns a point to Noli school players, while Payton Priefer ducks. Idyllwild School won Wednesday’s match, 2 – 1. Photo by Jessica Priefer
Maggie McKimson (center) of the Idyllwild Middle School girls volleyball team returns a point to Noli school players, while Payton Priefer ducks. Idyllwild School won Wednesday’s match, 2 – 1. Photo by Jessica Priefer

 

Pete Capparelli (right) won the Palms to Pines Golf Association club championship Friday, Oct. 16, in the final match-play playoff against Lee Lanfried (left) at the Menifee Lakes Golf Course. Capparelli will represent the club in the Southern California Golf Association Tournament of Club Champions in December. Photo by Jim Crandall
Pete Capparelli (right) won the Palms to Pines Golf Association club championship Friday, Oct. 16, in the final match-play playoff against Lee Lanfried (left) at the Menifee Lakes Golf Course. Capparelli will represent the club in the Southern California Golf Association Tournament of Club Champions in December.
Photo by Jim Crandall

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