Talk:Lake Arrowhead, California

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Hello Wikipedia,

The David Ross Gallery, in conjunction with the Lake Arrowhead Chamber of Commerce, has produced an Art Map Website identifying Art Galleries and Antique shops located around the Lake Arrowhead Area. This will help visitors to the area navigate their way around the lake as well as provide links to the individual galleries and antique shops.

This website provides printable maps, for guests to the area.

If you feel that visitors to the Wikipedia site would benefit from this informtion we would greatly appreciate your adding a link to the "Art and Antiques Around the Lake" website located at http://lakearrowheadart.net.

Please feel free to contact me directly if you have any questions or require additional information.

Very truly yours,

Debbie Sanowski 71.110.226.194 00:13, 21 May 2007 (UTC)

With love, I say, "Add it yourself " That's part of what Wikipedia is about, being bold in updating pages!. Note, Wikipedia doesn't allow ads, but if you feel that your map is informative and adds value to the Lake Arrowhead page, go ahead and add a link to it yourself in the External Links section. Start a user page for yourself (create an acoount) -- you can post all the contact information that you want there, but I wouldn't post all that contact information (it appears rather like an advertisement) on other Wikipedia pages or any other arrticle talk pages. :) Banaticus 18:47, 21 May 2007 (UTC)

This article should contain some mention of the devastation caused by the Bark Beetle in recent years [1] as well as the fires of 2005.

Please add link to our site

Hello Wiki,

I would like to request that you add our URL to the external links area of Wikipedia's Lake Arrowhead, California page. We are the OFFICIAL site of Lake Arrowhead (since 1996), and offer countless resources such as restaurants, lodging, winter and summer activities, directory, current events calendar, history, real estate, road conditions, weather, webcams, etc., for all visitors seeking to learn about Lake Arrowhead, or visit our community.

Our address is www.lakearrowhead.com and we donate a percentage of all advertising revenue to local charities.

Thanks in advance for your consideration,

Sam Burnell

Samburnell (talk) 08:38, 14 June 2011 (UTC)

A prior citation and mention about the mountain's history (and the arrow itself.)

Hello, I'm so sorry if I'm posting this in the incorrect area or am messing up the article itself. I lived on the mountain between 2004 and 2009, and in that time I read something about its namesake, the arrowhead on the side of the mountain; specifically, that a particular author believed that the arrowhead itself was a pointing to a portal to hell. I'm incredibly certain that it was on Wikipedia, but it seems that it has been erased. Is it possible at all to find an earlier version of this page, or to look through the history of edits to find the author's name? -Marshall Fryman — Preceding unsigned comment added by 76.174.214.207 (talk) 09:29, 24 January 2013 (UTC)

Exceedingly silly climate data on page

The weather data on this page is extremely suspect. Take, for example, the so-called "average" highs and lows for October 2009: an average high of 144.5 degrees, and an average low of 4.6 degrees Fahrenheit. Even the less goofy September numbers are 95.9 and 33.6. I know common sense incredulity isn't Wiki-sourceable, but come on. Methinks somebody is misinterpreting the "high" and "low" figures on there to mean the average when really, it's the monthly high and low marks. October 2009 is still absurd, though.

So, who has the gumption to do the legwork and get actual up-to-date and accurate climate data? I call not it.63.146.101.45 (talk) 20:00, 22 August 2013 (UTC) Somebody has to fix it. Here are the right climate averages http://www.usclimatedata.com/climate.php?location=USCA0578

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Recent Inclement Weather

Hello!

There has been recent inclement weather about this place about a week ago. Recent blizzards had reached at least 3 feet of snow.

Thanks for reading! Louis7892 (talk) 02:54, 27 February 2023 (UTC)