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Krblin Jihn Kabin (KHS #1)
This plaque appears on the first Kymaerica Historical Site in Joshua Tree, California. It is on Border Road, about a "block" south of Crestview, on the East side of Border. It is about a mile NorthEast of the intersection of Park Boulevard and Highway 62. You take 62 to Sunburst, go North a mile or so and then take a right on Crestview.
The entire site preserves the remnants of Krbilin Jihn's cabin, including a remarkable 9 point Jihn Wranglikan Kmpass and it honors the place where Krblin Jihn, legendary interpreter of the Jihn Wranglikan bible, lived for most of his life. He was sekluded there after the end of the Otgon Civil War.
Visit the Kymaerica blog to learn more about the restoration.
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Dedicated on: 2004-10-22
District: pCalifornia
Nation: Notgeon
Dedication Ceremony? Though there was no formal ceremony for this plaque, it was first revealed to the linear public on October 23, 2004 as part of the High Desert Test Sites. Tours were given along with regular Q&A throughout that weekend. We will be scheduling another "Open House" within the next couple of months. As always, check the blog or sign up for our newsletter.
Address: Joshua Tree, California
About one mile from the intersection of 62 and Park Boulevard
On Border Avenue, 1 1/2 blocks South of Crestview.
GPS Coordinates
N 34∞ 08.825'
W 116∞ 17.984'
Phone Number: None
Email Contact: mfrontage@pcalif.com
How accessible is this plaque? Accessible during daylight hours. Just park on the side of the dirt road. Be courteous to the neighbors and obey the signs.
Unusually, this is both a Kymaerican Historical Site AND the home of a plaque.
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