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The Friends of Mills Canyon would like to invite you to their Fall Clean Up Day on Saturday, October 7, 2006 from 9:00 – 12:00 noon. Bring gloves, water and long-handled loppers and meet us at the Arguello entrance.

The FOMC would like to invite you to our next hike -The Canyon Rocks! on Saturday, October 14th from 10:00 a.m. Roger Taylor will lead our hike about the geology of the Canyon. Please meet at the Adeline entrance of Mills Canyon Wildlife Park. Our programs are free and for all ages.

For further information, please call (650) 558-7325 or visit http://www.friendsofmillscanyon.org

– Written by Fiona

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5 responses to “The Canyon Rocks!”

  1. Anonymous

    I remember the people who live around the canyon do not want anyone to know where the “canyon” is.
    Is the City of Burlingame ban on signs directing people to the canyon still in effect?

  2. Pete

    The “Kapu” signs and heads-on-sticks still apply.

    Red-Flag warning.

  3. Anonymous

    And to all those children that come to the park on my street, please keep away. Your laughter, your voices, your pure enjoyment should not be allowed in my neighborhood park! The park is beautifully maintained thanks to the Park Department, we have new playground structures sans stars but our sign should be changed to “Keep out, This Public Place is Verboten”.

    We don’t want no unadulterated enjoyment of our public places in Burlingame! Geez!

  4. Anonymous

    I love the “Wildlife” part of the Mills Canyon Park designation.

    Local teens will tell you about the “wildlife” down there.

  5. Anonymous

    What is happening with the replacement of the trees that were removed?( Mills Canyon)
    What happened to the replacement of trees @ Sams Deli/Greyhound Depot?
    The meeting that will be happening in regards to the design of Howard Ave will probably be given the same “massage” that Broadway Merchants were.

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