New & News
•Community happenings •Activity Announcements •Special notices •The Antler the DV newsletter
D.V. Organizations
Our community has organi-zations to raise funds, keep us informed, or just have a good time.
Neighbors
-All about our friends and neighbors, our homes and interests – things that we share that bring us together
Being Prepared
Country-living has unique complications, mainly the threat of wildfire, that require special awareness
Pictures
Our valley is picturesque – we show it here. With photos, we talk about the flora and fauna of Deerhorn
Links
Links to information related to all aspects of our living in Deerhorn Valley.
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“Children‘ Faces”
Children’s faces in the summer rain bring to my heart the gentle pain
of a time and a place so long gone bye
when play in the rain as they did I
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Deerhorn Valley An Introduction . . . . . . . 2
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D.V. Calendar
Comm. events, meetings, special programs
Introduction
Deerhorn Valley, California
Hello neighbors and visitors:
As with the rest of our site, The Deerhorn Valley Journal will build itself. Presently, we haven't any entries in our journal, but we will.
We will begin with a short history of Deerhorn Valley, which we're putting together now, November, 2009. It will have excerpts from Dorothy Smith's book, Pioneering in Dulzura, and some entries from long-time DVers that will be a delightful addition. If you know of any, tell us.
Our journal will be an ongoing project of our community – it is for you who have a piece of history, a story to pass along, poetry or prose about DV or country oiving, or just have something special to say about your living here.
We have a Writers Group in DV, and as one of our objectives, we will publish special items, some of which we have done, but more importantly, those you will contribute to us.
Please, will you send us something that you want to tell others living here. Don't worry about the format, spelling (I probably won't notice, but Kim will), verb agreement (Whatever that is). If you don't have a computer to print it or e-mail, scribble it on a plain brown paper torn from a market sack.
We only ask that you refrain from negativism, politics, and religion. – Kim & Rob