Aug 28, 2026 · 30 min · 10 segments
In this episode of the BEAR Discussions Podcast, Charlie Walker talks with Becky Mullane of Dixon’s Apple Orchard, Dixon’s Wedding Venue, and Autumn Harvest Winery. Becky shares how she learned the…
And then the only drawback, we were in a bad drought and we had to put in a whole new irrigation system down there.
Well, forest fires, people, it didn't destroy 100% of the trees, the apple trees, but it also impacted a lot of other things.
As you're growing up, did you ever as an entrepreneur think that a natural disaster could just, were you prepared for the natural disaster? Meaning, did you have a plan or did it just something that you dealt with when it happened?
I mean, it was a 250,000-acre fire, so it took our whole mountain shed, and we were in a valley.
The name of our valley was La Cañada, which is the meaning of La Cañada was too wide for a valley, too narrow for a canyon.
And then the only drawback, we were in a bad drought and we had to put in a whole new irrigation system down there.
Well, forest fires, people, it didn't destroy 100% of the trees, the apple trees, but it also impacted a lot of other things.
As you're growing up, did you ever as an entrepreneur think that a natural disaster could just, were you prepared for the natural disaster? Meaning, did you have a plan or did it just something that you dealt with when it happened?
I mean, it was a 250,000-acre fire, so it took our whole mountain shed, and we were in a valley.
The name of our valley was La Cañada, which is the meaning of La Cañada was too wide for a valley, too narrow for a canyon.
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