A particularly challenging patch of desert road was tackled by a hard-working crew of community members, just in time for the April 5th Copper Mountain Mesa breakfast.
On a windy Tuesday morning, a group of Copper Mountain Mesa Community Neighbors gathered on Winters Road in Joshua Tree to assist with filling potholes. A two-mile stretch of road with particularly jarring craters was tackled and filled with “cold patch”. Greg was at the helm of his backhoe and brought the cold tar material to patch the potholes, while Kip, Beth, Steve, Spider, Matt and his daughter, Grant, Mike and the rest of the crew sported an assortment of tools with which to fill, rake and pound the cold patch into each pothole. The operation was successful and the potholes are filled, for the time being anyway!
Just in time for the All-volunteer Breakfast this Saturday April 5th. The drive will be smoother up to the Copper Mountain Mesa Community Center, located at 65336 Winters Road in Far North Joshua Tree. From 8:00 to 11:00 am. a most delicious breakfast will be served for $12 per person including coffee; or $6 for a senior half portion or child’s plate. Eggs done your way, with bacon or sausage, homefries, fluffy pancakes, toast, biscuits and gravy. Also a splendid tempeh breakfast is available. Wash it all down with Kip’s fresh squeezed orange juice and locally roasted coffee from Desert Rat Roasters.
And don’t forget the Treasure Room where you will find a delightful assortment of clothing, as well as shoes, jewellery, books, kitchen items, collectables, furniture and knick knacks.
