We've made a great start in Bonsall in the last year or two with the San Luis Rey River clean-up, and along the Santa Margarita River with its cleanup. Now we just have to work on cleaning up between the two rivers. But we don't have to wait for some other group to come in and solve our trash problem in our own neighborhood. Since everyone is not able to or will not do that, another solution is for each one of us that is willing to help to clean up the trash in front of one other piece of nearby property. If only one person per block took it upon themselves to clean up the block of trash, it would not only vastly improve the situation immediately, but it would encourage others in the neighborhood to do the same.
Upward spirals happen just like downward spirals do.
If everyone who walked for exercise would pick up a few pieces of trash each time they exercised, that would benefit them directly by eventually creating a trash-free area for their walk. Mushroom Farm in Bonsall A 16 acre mushroom farm began operation in 1983 from a former strawberry field at 1923 Dentro De Lomas. The original San Luis Rey Mushroom Farm had seven rooms, each with 8,000 square feet of growing area, and generated few complaints from the neighbors. In 1993 the farm was sold and, oddly enough, became the Rainbow Valley Mushroom Farm . The odor must be pretty strong, since those complaining about the odor do not live very close to the farm.