thedesertsun.com Cruisin' for some family fun:
"One of my favorite childhood memories is cruising with my grandmother in her grey Ford Mustang down Palm Canyon Drive in Palm Springs listening to Pasty Cline's greatest hits.
I had a very cool granny.
Consider the Palm Springs Cruisin' Association Cruise Night as a fun, cool family outing jam-packed with events including viewing of snazzy hot rods, customs, and street rods, raffles, 50/50, entertainment, vendors, and of course kids events. The fun is free for spectators, but those who wish to enter their car should plan to pay a $5 entrance fee. Information, 360-9798"
Sunday, February 4, 2007
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