FARM CLOSED DUE TO MUDSLIDE
Once gain the mudslide and flood caused by heavy rains and the El Dorado fire will prevent us from opening. On the same weekend the tractors left the farm cleaning from last year's mudslide, we had another one on Sunday that took out the driveway and parking area. Not as bad in the orchard this time. The roads around Oak Glens west end were closed for a few days and Oak Glen Rd. is still closed at the bridge that crosses Birch Creek. All most all the other Oak Glen farms are open. From Yucaipa the detour is through Potato Canyon Rd. and access from Beaumont Avenue is open on the east. You can see the damage as you drive by as the berries on the road and most of the trees between the creek and the road are gone. While is is disheartening to miss another year at the farm, we are thankful that the damage was limited to the driveway and the from of the property. One drive through the Glen and you can see while it is accessible, it is not restored. We are thankful for the community
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