They're Still Making Their Rounds

These two people are dedicated. Almost every day I see them on the streets of Red Bluff making their rounds. The lady with the cart and dogs and the walking man. They sure have heart. (Just click on the pictures for a larger view).

Interesting Road Sign

This sign is posted on Highway 36 West a few miles before the community of Platina. I have never had to make a delivery to these places and hope I don't have to. Its a gravel road and no telling what you would find at the other end. (Just click on the picture for a larger view).

Old Town Cottonwood

You are looking toward the West on Front Street in Cottonwood. Not much has changed (building-wise) from the mid 1800's. You will note the exceptionally wide street which was designed for wagons to turn around. Of course it was a dirt street back in those days and I'm sure very muddy during the rainy season. The Wells Fargo Stage use to stop about where the van is parked. (Just click on the picture for a larger view).

Some New Friends

These two friendly ponies wouldn't budge even when I walked between them to put my package on the front porch. I gave them each a pat on the nose and they seemed to enjoy it. Guess I'll have to start taking some sugar cubes or carrots in addition to my dog biscuits. (Just click on the picture for a larger view).

The Walking Man Returns

As you can see the Walking Man continues his mission whatever that may be. I see him almost daily on my route as I make deliveries here in Red Bluff. This was taken at Antelope just before going over Interstate 5. (Click on the picture for a larger view).

Clint Eastwood Home

This beautiful log home is located on Majestic Drive in the outskirts of Cottonwood and I have delivered to this place several times but never to find anyone home. On one occasion I was told by a Real Estate man that the home was owned by Clint Eastwood in his early years. How early I do not know. (Just click on the picture for a larger view).

The Community of Manton

Today was my first time to make a delivery in the beautiful little community of Manton. Manton is just northeast of Paynes Creek at about 2000 feet elevation. The town view picture was taken through the car windshield as I approached the town. The smudges are the remains of suicidal bugs (sorry about that). (Just click on the pictures for a larger view).