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Genghis & Sylvia Kahn
Alfred E. Neuman

      (Posted 8-17-10) This is a rare albino Mule Deer fawn seen on August 3rd 15 feet off Timberlake Road on Aspen Loop South.  Steve and Chris Railsback were able to photograph it while the mother was at a distance.  It was evident that the fawn was not more than 48 hours old as the mother has to help move and direct the fawn away to a safer place.  It has been seen as recently as three days ago on Elk and Timberlake area.

Timberlake visitors, winter 2008--Photo by Fran Barbano

Saturday Sept. 5 2009 storm damage on
Bobcat Rd. near Sagebrush
photo by Nancy Dobbs

Timberlake, January 5, 2005 -rdi

Sunrise from Timberlake Road -nd

Ancestral Puebloan Peoples Ruin in Timberlake Commons -nd

Timberlake f ields of golden wildlowers.
Photo submitted Kelly Martinez and her husband.

 Winter visitor at Blackbear and Pinetree
                                            -Photo by Fran Barbano

Winter work for our big snowplow 2008

Whoops! Sometimes fence posts get in the way at slick corners.

TRLA's new F550 multipurpose truck arrived in June.  It has a 9' snowplow with a dumpbed.

2010 TRLA Rummage Sale
      (Posted 8-8-10) The Timberlake Neighborhood Volunteer Group would like to thank all those who donated to our recent Rummage Sale. Even though the morning weather started out cloudy with a threat of rain we had a great turn out of bargain hunters for the sale. There were several trucks and trailer used to transport all the donations into Ramah and we would like to thank all the volunteers who helped transport and work the sale.
     

  Rainbow at Timberlake                Photo by Alice Bybee

    Ramah Lake March, 2005 -nd

Waterfall -nd

From the Ramah Farrmers' Market. Cabbage by Kate Wilson: photo by Tim Amsden.(8-26-06)

Not a "hot seat" Timberlake 2-5-08 -photo by T. Amsden

"Deer Neighbors" Photo by Nancy Dobbs 7-25-2008

Ramah Valley flooded Sept.5, 2009
photo by J. Homberg

Flock of pelicans visit Ramah Lake. (Photo by Nancy Dobbs) Many people don't realize that our lake is the vacation stop for many species of birds. Every year we have pelicans, ducks, cormorants, and sea gulls stopping by to visit. Herons and ospreys are summer residents. Bald and American Eagles are seasonal residents.