I found this article in the Outboud section of the Sacramento Bee yesterday and wanted to share it. I actually had a friend stop by the office today and she had rescued a biker out on Pleasants Valley Rd who was having problems with his bike. She loaded him into her truck and drove him into town to VeloCity to get the problem fixed. I asked the gentleman, Craig, if he had seen yesterday’s article and he said, yes, that was why he was in town. The last I saw him he was headed down to the Putah Creek Cafe for lunch. Little did he know John Pickerel was the guest on Kitty O’Neal’s Restaurant Talk today on KFBK 1530 at 3:30pm. It was fun to listen to John, great job, don’t think I will cook tonight! http://www.sacbee.com/2010/07/15/2890118/great-rides-out-past-winters-plenty.html
Well, it looks like this is my 102 blog! Never did I think I would make this day/blog. I have to admit it has gone by so quickly and it wasn’t as hard as I though it would be. I have actually enjoyed sharing what happens in Winters with you both real estate wise and just the fun things that happen in town. So, I will remind you that this Saturday is Youth Day. The fun begins with the Rotary Club Pancake Breakfast at the Community Center. Then the Kiddie Parade kicks off the parade at 9:45am at the corner of 4th and Main. Any kid can join in the fun, if you meet the age limits of course. Then the Main Parade starts at 10am. It is always a lot of fun and you never know who or what you are going to see. After the parade the festivities continue at City Park with lots of things for everyone. Be sure to come on down and enjoy the fun. Looking forward to seeing you there.
It is Friday and after a busy day taking care of a home inspection and showing rental properties we are off to relax at Lake Berryessa. Last week we went up there after work and had a delightful evening. So, we decided to do a repeat! This is just one of the many advantages of living in our small community. Living by the lake provides a quick, easy get away. Last weekend we even saw an otter busy at work catch
ing and eating a fish. That was fascinating as well as our usual family of deer. Here are some pictures of the sunset last Friday.
