Hello to all subscribers to www.wolfcreeklodge.org, Tomorrow, Saturday, is the Grand Opening starting at 1:00 pm.  See the website for details.  

I just read in our paper “The Union” that there are plenty of fish in our local creeks. There are photos of fishermen casting about in Wolf Creek for trout. I didn’t realize this. It means among other things that the creek is clean from pollution. Trout will not thrive in polluted water. I don’t […]

I wouldn’t count on those turkeys being shy. Do we have any good hunters among us? Magdalene

On a beautiful fall Saturday, Lodge residents visited their future homes. The top of the garage–the podium had just been poured, so this was the first time resident actually walked on their own subfloors (the slab). You can begin to really appreciate the great views these homes will have.

On Saturday I once again did the Tahoe Sierra Century bike ride. Next year we need a Wolf Creek Lodge Team. There is a 30 mile route, a 60 mile route from Squaw, over Donner Summit on US40 , past Cisco grove and on to Big Bend for lunch. Then back again to Squaw for […]

This last Tuesday, the crew poured the concrete walls for the underground garage of Wolf Creek Lodge. Very exciting with all the concrete trucks lined up. My Nevada City Cohousing neighbors came by with their 3 little boys to watch.  They’ve also put in the underground plumbing for the first floor of the East Wing–see […]

I enjoy our local paper “The Union”. It’s great for local news as well as national and international news, as much I care to know, aside from watching the news on TV occasionally. The paper can be covered in an hour . You get stories about the local merchants,the cultural events, the charities and clubs, […]

We are a diverse and interesting group. I look forward to get to know everyone better when we finally move in together. Magdalene

Participating in the WCL common meals survey made me reflect on the message in “Babette’s Feast,” a 1987 Danish film based on a story by Isak Dinesen (Karen Blixen). The film won Best Foreign Film at the Academy Awards in 1988. Babette is a refugee from political strife in 19th century France who seeks asylum […]

We plan to get together at the winery this Friday.