Antelope Valley Poppy Bloom Website

Bloom prediction website showing bloom areas with aerial / satellite photograhy.

https://antelope.leaftime.net

Coaster Event – Magic Mountain – April 11, 2026

The American Coaster Enthusiasts is holding an official event at Six Flags Magic Mountain on Saturday, April 11, 2026 called West Coast ACErs. They need 100 people to make it happen AND you must either be an ACE member or accompanied by one. I highly recommend coming as you’ll get ERT (Exclusive Ride Time) on Twisted Colossus and Wonder Woman. Imagine being on TC dueling, at night, with two trains full of coaster enthusiasts!

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For more information and to sign up:

Registration closes on March 18, so sign up now!

ACE West Coast ACErs

Mystery Streetcar near Acton, California

Back in 2004, I noticed something odd about a structure I saw alongside Sierra Highway (former US 6) in Soledad Pass just east of the summit. The building looked like an old gas station, possibly a Mobil Oil station, which made sense for the location. However, upon closer inspection, I saw something very unusual inside. The building was constructed around a former Los Angeles Railway streetcar, possibly a “Type-B Huntington Standard” car which was produced between 1902 to 1912. At the time, the building was slowly being torn down, so I made sure to get as many photos as possible. Little remains of the site today and it is not known where the car ended up or if it was dismantled at the time.

Featured Image – 2/24/2026

Viper is a rollercoaster at Six Flags Magic Mountain. It held the record for the most inversions (7) for a long time after it was built in 1990. It is the last of the great Arrow Dynamics Custom Looping Coasters. Viper still thrills enthusiasts today.

Six Flags Magic Mountain Tips and Tricks

New Video – Indio Overhead Bridge

The Historic Highway 99 Association of California has posted their latest episode of History along US 99. This time, they talk about the Indio Overhead, a grade separation from 1936 and 1956 in Indio, California.

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