PHOTOS: Idyllwild’s 3rd Lemon Lily Festival brings education, music, art together
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Faith Riley teaches Mia Stella how logs were stripped for making cabins at Pioneer Town part of the Lemon Lily Festival at the Nature Center on Saturday. Photo by Barbara Reese
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