Monthly Archives: May 2015

Family baseball fun with Redding’s Colt 45s

Baseball season in Redding has begun again. If you are a fan of this sport, you will already know that. Our family loves playing and watching baseball so we’re all very excited about the new season. I’ve always been a … Continue reading

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A Taste of History in Old Shasta

This is the third year that the Shasta Historical Society has hosted a fundraiser in Old Shasta. We attended with great delight. It looks like others were delighted as well. Good turnout. Great to see old friends and new. There … Continue reading

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City Car Share spotted in Redding

Seen over the Memorial Day weekend. It’s an intriguing concept. Why own a car when you can rent one quickly and easily?Redding is an automobile-centric metropolis. Good luck getting around here if you don’t have a car. But owning a … Continue reading

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Pros & Joes Grilldown downtown

Block party in Redding today. Actually, several blocks. Competition between local and professional barbeque teams for the tastiest grill, as chosen by popular vote. Here are a few of the images I captured today. Like most humans in possession of … Continue reading

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Ribbon cut for a cause at Moseley Cellars new tasting room

Proceeds from tonight’s sneak preview ribbon cutting party at the new tasting room went to One SAFE Place. They are doing it again Saturday and Sunday. You should be here. It’s Really Redding.

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Mixing coffee and art into an interesting Brew

Brew is an apropos name for this coffee shop the corner of Pine and Yuba in Redding. You can enjoy the tree shaded sidewalk, or the high ceilings and art lined interior space. Centrally located at the corner of Pine and Yuba … Continue reading

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Wayne and Ferguson captivate Redding

Ran into Wayne and his Panther Chameleon at Turtle Bay today, getting coffee. Wayne got the coffee, not Ferguson. Wherever they go, people are curious and transfixed by Ferguson. Click to slightly enlarge image. He’s gorgeous! Grandson is not sure … Continue reading

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A world of waterlillies

Here’s a big pond full of waterlillies just northeast of Redding. I don’t think I’ve ever seen so many in one place before. This pond goes on around the corner. A world of waterlillies in Really Redding.

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Houseboating party on Lake Shasta

Here’s a fun video of some Oregon kids having a big multiple houseboat party on Lake Shasta. Houseboats and good times. It’s Really Redding.

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Spring time at Wild Thyme

One of our all-time favorite Redding shops. Stopping in here will give you some great ideas for your Spring garden, or a gift for a friend. Here are a few casual images I recently captured, just wandering the store. 1272 … Continue reading

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