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    Perris City Hall - Baryo Fiesta at Perris City Hall lawn 10.21.23

    Perris City Hall

    3.0(3 reviews)
    3.1 mi

    The review is for the city of Perris. We were there last Sunday for the first time. We'd gone to…read morenearby Menifee to check out the Motte Historical Museum. There is was suggested to visit the Orange Coast Railway Museum, which is in Perris. After our time at OCRM, we wanted to see what downtown Perris was about, figuring there would be some historic buildings and possible restaurant choices. Indeed, there were some of both, but there was some disjointedness about it all. As a first-time visitor, unfamiliar with the Pettis Valley, I learned that there are long-time families that settled in about a century ago. Many still have current generations, and surely advocate for the area. There are some newer, large developments with some flair. There are also remnants of former glory, like an old movie theater building which is still standing, but unrestored. We ultimately didn't stop and walk around, as nothing caught our attention. We ended up going to the Perris Airport instead to eat and watch the skydivers. My impression of Perris in general is that it's a city not necessarily flourishing at this time of high employment, which would mean a bad scenario during a future economic downturn. This is not a place to find softening touches like flower baskets hanging from lampposts. Am not sure what economic engines drive the area, but they haven't made an emphasis on community beautification on a wide scale with the available monies. That being said, my photos remind me that there are coordinated plantings of palms and other trees downtown. Being in a valley with temperatures pushing 100 degrees in early May and not a lot of water readily available, landscaping overall is minimal was my impression.

    You can pay your water bill online for a fee, but your account online can't tell you what you owe…read more You can't call the automated system and find out what your bill is. You have to call and speak to a human. But the one human with the one phone never answers. If you're lucky enough to ever get an answer, you'll hear her tell you how many phone calls they get from people asking what they owe so they can pay their bill. And, of course, if you call every day but can't get through to anyone, you'll still owe the late fee for not paying your bill on time. What a joke.

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    City hall

    Perris City Hall - Baryo Fiesta at Perris City Hall lawn 10.21.23

    Baryo Fiesta at Perris City Hall lawn 10.21.23

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    City of Lake Elsinore - beautiful poppies

    City of Lake Elsinore

    2.7(15 reviews)
    10.5 mi

    Many people know Lake Elsinore for the poppies that blanket the hillsides in early Spring, but I…read morejust discovered it's quaint and friendly downtown during a much needed break from the highway en route to San Diego. Traffic was bad, we started late, and I was tired and getting hangry. Right about that time, signs were pointing towards an exit to Lake Elsinore - what a treat. The town was decorated for the Christmas holiday and Main Street was all aglow, as if Hallmark just wrapped the latest "Big-city-girl-meets-small-town-Christmas-tree-lot-owner" love story. After a delicious meal at MSKT(Main Street Kitchen & Tap - separate review), we took a stroll and enjoyed the glow, and a bit of history, of Lake Elsinore. This easy walk through town ended about 30 minutes later, but left me wanting to return, perhaps to see the famous poppies in Spring, but more to look into some of the shops we gazed through the windows of during these "after" hours. The folks we met were welcoming and encouraged us to spend a staycation checking out more local history and the many activities of the area. If the festive lights and decorations of December are any clue, then I'm sure this town is worth some extra time and I look forward to returning. Cheers!

    NICE LAKESIDE TOWN... I've been through quite a bit here! I've had many pleasant experiences and…read morealso had a traumatic experience. However, when push comes to shove, Lake Elsinore is a nice place to visit. I love the local MiLB team The Storm, the lake is super pretty, and I like the cool little eateries. Would I live here? No, it's got an underbelly of racism and other bigoted opinions that I don't like. It's a work in progress but people have a long way to go in educating themselves about other people, cultures and backgrounds. Thankfully the Storm is very inclusive! LEUSD is fine, it's a poorer school district. Some of the schools are fantastic! What about the lake? The beach is nice, but it's strongly recommended by locals not to swim in it due to toxicity levels. You can still take a nice boat ride! I went during the Annual Water Lantern Festival and had a beautiful time! Is LE growing? Yes! But not as fast as some other suburban areas like Murrieta or Menifee. LE does have a theater, Costco, bowling alley, and new area where plenty of eateries can be found. However, don't expect to find too much to do. The Storm baseball team is a plus but they're not around all year obviously.

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    Aria Libby

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    Southern California Railway Museum - Old Train and Railroad Equipment.

    Southern California Railway Museum

    4.1(231 reviews)
    2.7 mi

    This was my first time at the Southern California Railway Museum. We went for the Thomas & Friends…read more"Day Out with Thomas" event. I have to share how impressed I was with the event from beginning to end. The JROTC or other military program was there volunteering their time to put on this event. When boarding the trains, they asked if I needed assistance with Tristan's wheelchair and getting him on the train. They also asked if we needed a quieter cab because Tristan has Autism. This made us feel extremely welcomed because my son and Godson both have Autism. It was not only inclusive but equitable. There was also plenty of handicap parking when entering. Have your placard up so they know where to direct you. The entrance fee includes a ride with Thomas and is $30.85 per person. If you'd like, you can also ride Percy for an extra $10. Of course we rode both. This event is not super large and it wasn't overly crowded. That could've been due to the rain. They do allow outside food and drinks in which helps with cost. The only suggestions I'd make is to offer more seating areas. Seating seemed to be limited even with the small crowd. Another suggestion would be to have a quiet tent for kiddos to wind down in. They had games, a hay maze, bouncers, dance tent, infant changing tent, access to the museums, opportunities to ride, photo opportunities, the museum guest shop, the Thomas guest shop, and food vendors. If your children love trains, definitely take them. Next week is the last week for Thomas and he won't be back until next year.

    Nice museum sadly some barn was close but it's was awesome to ride those old trolley…read more ------ But some railroad and demo aquipment need maintainace and need to be fixed

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    Southern California Railway Museum - Signage to the parking lot for the museum.

    Signage to the parking lot for the museum.

    Southern California Railway Museum - Cool stuff in the museum

    Cool stuff in the museum

    Southern California Railway Museum - One of the many buildings: The Los Angeles Railway (LARy) was the city's local streetcar system

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    One of the many buildings: The Los Angeles Railway (LARy) was the city's local streetcar system

    March Air Reserve Base - Underneath it says 1918 when it was established.

    March Air Reserve Base

    4.4(8 reviews)
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    We grew up within biking distance of the base and our mom would take us to the airshows when we…read morewere young, so when I found out there were airshows again, I jumped at the chance. Even though we grew up with military IDs since one of our parents served, we no longer have them as adults, so it's a great way to get back on the base with the rest of the public who can finally see what it looks like inside. Meanwhile, for my sister and me, it brought back floods of memories. The airshow itself is fairly well organized, but there are some things that need to be improved. There were plenty of porta potties all around the edges, although the wash stations tended to lack water so we'd get stuck with soap on our hands with nothing to wash it away with. There were plenty of water fountains towards the chain link fence, but the announcer made it confusing by saying they were by the ramps. I looked at the map inside the program booklet and didn't see a ramp anywhere, nor were the water fountains on the map. I had to ask around to finally find them. Another thing that was confusing was the rules said no water bottles unless in a sealed bottle, but I saw plenty of people with them anyway. The rules should be amended to "Water bottles ok as long as empty. Fill up inside." There were food trucks although I wish there was more variation besides chicken and waffles and sausages, like international food and vegetarian options would've been nice. The airshow itself was amazing. Even when we were stuck outside the gates in a long line of cars trying to get inside, we could already see planes flying. Some people even opted to just park outside of the base, tailgate, and watch the show from the nearby gas stations and convenience stores. Getting to drive and park on one of the runways was also cool. It makes you realize just how big the runways are since there must have been thousands of cars parked on it. We got used to watching so many stunt planes tumbling, stalling, diving, and looping that when it was time to go home and we saw a plane, it was kind of a let down. It was like "Oh, it's just a regular plane." It's a great way to spend a sunny spring weekend, but I highly recommend dressing for hot weather, bringing umbrellas, chairs, and water bottles. Like it was so hot that so many people were hiding under the shade of the huge wings of the planes on display, which in itself is pretty cool and unique. Update: I just learned that where we parked our cars is called the "ramp" not the runway, so when the announcer said the free water was "by the ramp" technically we were already on it.

    Make sure you stop at the Visitor Center if it's your first time on base. Need a visitor pass…read more Came for my military ID. Very nice gate military police.

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    March Air Reserve Base - Our reserved seats were great. We could see all the planes easily.

    Our reserved seats were great. We could see all the planes easily.

    March Air Reserve Base - Loved seeing the vintage airplanes.,

    Loved seeing the vintage airplanes.,

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