Kretsstevne 2008

Thousand Trails Campground in Idyllwild

September 26-28, 2008.

Thousand Trails is located in the San Jacinto Mountains and is a 200 acre camping preserve in rugged pine covered mountains at 6,435 ft. elevation.

As before, we are requesting 3 dozen cookies from each lodge for our hospitality table. Please send the cookies with someone who will attend the Kretsstevne. Also, please supply a $ 10.00 gift to be raffled off.

Hot “lapskaus” (Norwegian stew) will be served Friday evening. Saturday lunch is “potluck” so bring a dish to share. Saturday evening is B.B.Q. tri-tip with all the trimmings.

Along with the usual great food and fellowship, there will be boutiques, activities, games for the children, bingo, singing and entertainment.

****Previous years the Thousand Trails Cantina has stayed open for us for breakfast but I do not know if they will; they will let me know later on.

See you all at Idyllwild in September!

Hilsen Lise Fleming Phone: (909) 624-2868

Kretsstevne registrar e-mail: lisenorsk@earthlink.net

Directions to Thousand Trails in Idyllwild

From I-10:

Exit Hwy 243 at Banning.

Proceed 22 miles to Pine

Cove on Hwy 243.

Look for Marion Ridge Drive and

turn left at Pine Cove Fire

Station, continue ½ mile.

From I-15:

Take State Hwy 74 through

Hemet to Mount Center, then

Hwy 243 through Idyllwild,

about 3-4 miles to Pine Cove.

Turn right on the corner of

Marion Ridge Drive and Hwy

243. Look for Pine Cove Fire

Station on the corner.

Continue ½ mile.

From Palm Springs

Take Washington St. to Hwy

111. Turn right on Hwy 111

To Hwy 74 in Palm Desert.

Turn left and follow Hwy 74

to Mount Center and turn

right on Hwy 243. Follow

Hwy 243 past Idyllwild about

3 miles to Pine Cove. Turn

right at Marion Ridge Drive at

Pine Cove Fire Station

Continue ½ mile.