Wednesday, 9 February 2011

Julian

Known for its Apple Days festival, which takes place in the Fall, this quaint town in the mountains is worth a visit any time of year.

In February, the orchards sit empty.

 
Trees are pruned back.


But drive into town and there is still plenty to do along Main Street.


Enjoy a meal at the café.


Drink out of a boot.


Browse the antique shops or the bookstore.


Sit and read for a bit.


Ride around town.


I think they save the full-size horses for tourist season.


Buy a jar of honey --- flavored with orange blossom or lavender or a dozen other variations.


Watch an expert roll out pie dough.


Use the ATM at Rabobank – an interesting name for a financial institution.


Suck on a jawbreaker, the size of a baseball.


Check out the chickens on a front porch.


Julian in Winter.

No apple picking this time of year but plenty of pie and things to do.

Without the crowds or the traffic.















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