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Growing up in the Bay Area and living here most of my life, I had never ventured to Livermore. It was one of the few places that I had really never been. But, I was able to spend a whole day there recently in the Downtown area and though it was a nice place to spend some time:
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| A place to beat the heat |
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| Another fountain |
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| Loved this clock Downtown |
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| One of the little plaza's |
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| People enjoying |
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| Inside one of the little shops |
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| This building was built in 1875 and was the Town Hall, jail and firehouse from 1905 to 1957 |
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| Got to love it |
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| Downtown might have gone upscale but the seedy Donut-Wheel is still there-Great Donuts |
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| Too Funny |
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| Lawrence Nuclear Lab is located in Livermore |
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| This was cool |
Love that street clock! Thanks for sharing these neat photos!
ReplyDeleteYou are welcome. The street I loved
Deletelooks like a very nice place indeed!
ReplyDeleteIt is nice
DeleteLooks like a cute little town. I love fountains and splash pads in the summer. Enjoy the rest of your day!
ReplyDeleteAnd people around here do as Livermore gets to about a 100 during the summer.
DeleteFun fountains! And ha, my husband would get a kick out of the Hulk Hogan drawing.
ReplyDeleteI thought the drawing was cool.
DeleteFun fountains, the clock is grand and I would love to spend time in the all the knickknacks, thats my kind of store to browse!! Thanks for stopping by this week, great photos!!!
ReplyDeleteYou are welcome and I think you would enjoy it
DeleteNeat shots - this is a great series!
ReplyDeleteYou are welcome. I will try to do more.
DeleteWhat a lovely place!!
ReplyDeleteThanks
DeleteThat clock has a cool look. I'd love to try one of their doughnuts!
ReplyDeleteThe donuts were super.
DeleteMy husband would enjoy visiting this place...
ReplyDeletethanks for link your WW at www.hubbyandmeplus3.com
I think the whole family would
DeleteLooks like a great place - will add to my bucket list. Visiting from WW https://awesomevacationideas.squarespace.com/blog/2014/10/21/rivieria-maya
ReplyDeleteYes, please do.
Deletelooks like a nice place to spend some time...beautiful pictures....
ReplyDeleteThanks. It is a nice place.
DeleteI'm always totally intrigued by your photos. Why on earth do they cal it Livermore I wonder? I love the building that they had all the towns municipal functions in. Do children ride that horse or is it just a statute? It's awesome. Man, I'd be like a kid in a candy store in that town. It's truly awesome. I bet you have a lot of scrapbooks don't you? Thank you so very much for sharing my friend. Another very fine informative Post.
ReplyDeleteAfter Robert Livermore. He was the second non-native American to settle the area. It was from a land-grant from Mission San Jose.
DeleteThat does look like an awesome place to spend the day!
ReplyDeleteThanks, it is.
DeleteLovely photos - thanks for sharing! :)
ReplyDeleteHappy Wordless Wednesday!
You are welcome.
DeleteIt looks like the place to be.
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It can be a place to be.
DeleteI love it when places preserve the old and the history, along with incorporating the new in a seamless and harmonious way. it just makes it so interesting to visit. love the shops and the little plazas. all very inviting.
ReplyDeleteThey do a great job of it.
Deletelove the place! that downtown clock is pretty classic .. It's wonderful to know you got a lot to do there...
ReplyDeleteHappy WW :)
We do.
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ReplyDeleteHappy Monday! Lou Lou Girls
Wow, thank you very much.
DeleteGreat photos. Looks like a lovely place to visit. hope you'll stop by my WW post http://www.comebackmomma.com/wordless-wednesday-inspirational-fitness-quotes/
ReplyDeleteThanks and I did.
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