If you haven’t been to Twin Cities Hospital since they remodeled, you just might get lost trying to find the emergency room. I have written an article to help you get reoriented before you have to get there in a hurry and it also describes some of the changes that will make your visit more pleasant.
If you were unable to attend the 2011 Paso Robles Festival of the Arts, come along with me and see some of what you missed. Even I couldn’t see all of it. Even if you were there, your experience could have been totally different than mine, since there were so many choices of activities, and so much to see.
The San Luis Obispo Museum of Art is a wonderful resource, and I enjoyed seeing the Achievers: The Art of Engineering exhibit there today. I share a bit of what I saw and learned in this post. I was also pleasantly surprised to see that our own Studios on the Park in Paso Robles compares very well to the art museum to the south.
Join me on a peaceful walk along Dover Canyon Road in Paso Robles. I took this walk last week, right after a rainy day. I began at the Willow Creek Mennonite Cemetery and walked to the bridge and back — about two miles round trip, with only the sounds of birds and the brook to be heard.
See and hear the sounds of the approaching storm on March 19, 2011, even as signs pointing to the coming spring are everywhere as trees regain their leaves and bloom along with the new tulips and daffodils. The weekend is off to a wet start.
Do you welcome all spring flowers? Or just the ones you planted? Should the weeds and wild flowers automatically be eliminated when they appear?
It’s February 27, 2011, a Sunday, in Templeton and Paso Robles, CA, and it’s hard to tell if it’s spring or winter, with the ground wearing white and the trees dressed in pink blossoms. But by afternoon, the weather is perfect for a visit to the Sculpterra Winery and Sculpture Garden.
There’s nothing like a trip to the coast to see the elephant seals and watch the beach sunset to revive one’s spirit. A walk to the end of the pier in San Simeon was part of a detour along the way north, and then I took a photo walk looking south toward the lighthouse. Finally we drove south again to capture the elephant seals with my cameras.
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