The Walk to End Alzheimer Disease Was a Tremendous Success

Posted on September 9, 2017 by landscapeexpert

To was the San Diego Walk to End Alzheimer Disease and it was a moving event. Thousands showed up to support this worthy cause. The walk exceeded the goal of raising over $150,000. Through so many donations, WE managed to raise almost $600, and we were rewarded with a medallion for achieving “Champion Club” status.

It seemed everyone their had a friend of family member affected in some way. The feeling of community and support was very emotional for me. I thought about my mom a lot today, at the end of the walk, I felt really good contributing to the effort. There were great speakers, including the Mayor, and I met and spoke with wonderful people. A shout out to Delores, great talking to you today, good luck on starting your new job Monday!

Well, I have posted pictures of the event, thanks again!

Sincerely, Jeremy
Pre-walk selfie, feeling good!
A little love before the walk
Love the flowers

Once Again, Fires Threaten Giant Sequoias

Posted on September 7, 2017 by landscapeexpert

The Railroad fire broke out near Yosemite on August 29. Recent humid, cooler weather has assisted fire crews achieve 43% containment, with 12,000 acre scorched. However, dryer conditions are expected today, with the possibility of lightening strikes.

The fire is burning in an area of dry pine and cedar trees, creating difficult firefighting conditions. Tuesday, the fire burned through Nelder Grove, containing over 100 mature giant sequoias. Fortunately, the extremely thick bark protected the trees from damage, while all the under brush was burned.

Hopefully, firefighting crews can get the upper hand on the fire and prevent further damage.

Railroad Fire Threatens Giant Sequoias