On my recent trip up to the PNW, I decided to stop over in the town of Winters instead of just zooming past the exit as I usually do. I got there pretty early in the morning and it was already 90 degrees! The winds were blustery and there was a fun quilt walk going on throughout the historic downtown; unfortunately, the hot winds didn't die down at all, so the quilts kept fluttering around on their display posts making it difficult to appreciate their intricate artistry. Winters has a charming and spotless little downtown. I was very impressed by it and if I lived nearby, I would definitely visit it more often. Apparently there is a great steakhouse in town, too, called the Buckhorn Steakhouse. In spite of the sweltering early morning heat and lack of a sunhat on my part, I managed to explore a bit and capture some of this cute town's charm.
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I too am guilty of always just blowin' on by this little town. I had no idea it was way more than just another central valley farm town. Very nice.
One rainy day we found ourselves stopping in Winters too. We got a cup of joe and a pie, scrumptious. Then drove around town, because it was too wet to walk. Been planning on returning. Hubby also liked the ambiance of the place.
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