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PHOTOS: Last week in Idyllwild: May 28, 2015

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Wildflowers a colorful display Local friends Marcia Montano (left), Jeri John and Yvonne Poirier enjoying the marshmallow blossoms among the other wildflowers on exhibit at the Nature Center during its annual Wildflower Show over the holiday weekend. Photo by John Drake
Wildflowers a colorful display
Local friends Marcia Montano (left), Jeri John and Yvonne Poirier enjoying the marshmallow blossoms among the other wildflowers on exhibit at the Nature Center during its annual Wildflower Show over the holiday weekend.
Photo by John Drake
The slides and bounce platforms were up on May 22 at Lake Hemet. The new water park is on the north side of the lake, in the campground area.  Photo by Halie Wilson
The slides and bounce platforms were up on May 22 at Lake Hemet. The new water park is on the north side of the lake, in the campground area.  Photo by Halie Wilson
First graders learn about firefighting: On Tuesday, May 19, the Idyllwild School first-grade class visited Idyllwild Fire Station. Here, an Idyllwild firefighter demonstrates the use of mask and oxygen tanks in case of a fire.Photo by Gallagher Goodland
First graders learn about firefighting: On Tuesday, May 19, the Idyllwild School first-grade class visited Idyllwild Fire Station. Here, an Idyllwild firefighter demonstrates the use of mask and oxygen tanks in case of a fire. Photo by Gallagher Goodland
Seth White practices his lasso technique during the Idyllwild Assembly of God’s Community Fun Day at the Idyllwild Community Park. The free event last Saturday included live music, giveaways, a petting zoo and treats. Photo by Halie Wilson
Seth White practices his lasso technique during the Idyllwild Assembly of God’s Community Fun Day at the Idyllwild Community Park. The free event last Saturday included live music, giveaways, a petting zoo and treats.  Photo by Halie Wilson
Marsha Lytle (right) and Joy Woodman (center), volunteers for the Friends of the Idyllwild Library, were trying to keep warm during the annual Memorial Day weekend book sale while David Leusch examines the books. Photo by John Drake
Marsha Lytle (right) and Joy Woodman (center), volunteers for the Friends of the Idyllwild Library, were trying to keep warm during the annual Memorial Day weekend book sale while David Leusch examines the books.
Photo by John Drake
From left, Mel Goldfarb, Rick Percano, Danny Richardson and Patrick Reitz serve up the Idyllwild Rotary Club’s annual Memorial Day weekend pancake breakfast at Town Hall on Sunday Photo by Jack Clark
From left, Mel Goldfarb, Rick Percano, Danny Richardson and Patrick Reitz serve up the Idyllwild Rotary Club’s annual Memorial Day weekend pancake breakfast at Town Hall on Sunday
Photo by Jack Clark
On Tuesday, May 26, Linda Rowell talks at the Idyllwild Library about receiving healing and wellbeing from essential oils as well as many products she has made. Photo by Gallagher Goodland
On Tuesday, May 26, Linda Rowell talks at the Idyllwild Library about receiving healing and wellbeing from essential oils as well as many products she has made.
Photo by Gallagher Goodland
White Feather open house
White Feather open house
Kate (Meg Wolf) debates with writing instructor Leonard (Howard Shangraw) while other students, from left, Martin (Mark Taylor), Izzy (Celeste Oliva) and Douglas (Jacob Teel) look on in Idyllwild Actors Theatre’s staged reading of Theresa Rebeck’s “Seminar” Saturday night at the Rainbow Inn.Photo by Becky Clark
Kate (Meg Wolf) debates with writing instructor Leonard (Howard Shangraw) while other students, from left, Martin (Mark Taylor), Izzy (Celeste Oliva) and Douglas (Jacob Teel) look on in Idyllwild Actors Theatre’s staged reading of Theresa Rebeck’s “Seminar” Saturday night at the Rainbow Inn. Photo by Becky Clark

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