Bernardino

Howard Miller San Bernardino Alarm Clock 645-420
$77.00
Cast aluminum case and satin finished alarm clock features a convex front and back. White dial offers gray hour markers and hands. Quartz, alarm movement includes battery. H. 4-1/2" (11 cm) W. 4-1/2" (11 cm) D. 2" (5 cm)

Inland Empire 66ers of San Bernardino New Era 208 Onfield Home Cap (6 7/8)
$21.99
The new 59FIFTY (5950) cap is the Official On-field cap of Minor League baseball. The cap is made of moisture management fabric which wicks moisture away from the skin and into the fabric. The result is a player and cap that are cool and dry. Additional features of the cap include a performance sweatband composed of performance foam and moisture wicking material. Also included is a new performance black undervisor. Undervisor contains moisture wicking properties and will also cut down on glare.

San Bernardino Mountain Trails: 100 Hikes in Southern California
$19.00
Great book! All the hikes are well described with easy to follow instructions. I would recommend this book to anyone looking to hike the San Bernardino National Forest.

The Great San Bernardino Birthday Party, Vol. 4
$9.49
At last this magnificent recording appears on C.D. It is quite simply one of the greatest records of guitar music ever put together. The title track is a 19 minute tour de force, a tone poem, a saga of huge emotional range. Of all Fahey's extended compositions this is perhaps the most complete, the most satisfying and perfectly structured. There are moments of joyful optimism, gentle nostalgia, troubled uncertainty and sheer nightmare ( courtesy of some superb, haunting bottleneck). The piece draws to a close in the calm resignation of a simple, beautiful theme......but then the nightmare bottleneck returns right at the end, just when we think the darkness has lost its power. Incredible! The recording also features KNOTT'S BERRY FARM MOLLY, a gorgeous piece of Fahey nostalgia with some backwards guitar sounds thrown in. Also there is a memorable guitar/veena version of SAIL AWAY LADIES. Other highlights include a delightfully rambling GUITAR EXCURSIONS INTO THE UNKNOWN (if Charles Ives had played guitar it might have sounded like this) and Fahey's finest version of OH COME EMANUEL. On this kind of form Fahey is awesome and speaks with absolute authority. He extends the vocabulary of the guitar, and in so doing creates music of unforgettable beauty and originality.Here is a unique and gifted performer at his most inspired. Don't miss it!