This is the town Clock Tower.
This is the original library that has been retrofitted for earthquakes and now open as a museum.
The city park in the middle of downtown Paso.
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- Roxanne
- Roxanne Storlie is a mixed media fiber artist, Roxanne has always been creative. Her skills come from having to be self sufficient as a military brat and wife. Talents cover everything from house painting, hanging wallpaper, sewing clothes, interiors, landscaping, electrical and more. Over the years, her seamstress skills have been put to great use. She has been making shawls, scarves, jewelry and clothing. She also sews pillows, bedding, curtains, general interior items the list goes on and on. In addition to retail, Roxanne offers classes in Sewing, hand painted fabric, duct tape dress forms, fitting, draping with new classes being created often.
Saturday, July 17, 2010
Paso Robles, CA
While walking around town taking pictures I am sure I looked like a tourist. But, I was only taking pictures because the whole downtown area had changed so much since I moved away. I like the way to town is changing. It has become quaint and not just another small town. It is not copying the look of San Luis Obispo either. They are keeping the old library and turned it into a museum. It is beautiful inside. They also rebuilt the clock tower building that was all but destroyed during the last earthquake. The water fountain in the park is waterless due to the drought. The local residents are on a rotation schedule for watering their lawns.
This is the town Clock Tower.
This is the original library that has been retrofitted for earthquakes and now open as a museum.
The city park in the middle of downtown Paso.
This is the town Clock Tower.
This is the original library that has been retrofitted for earthquakes and now open as a museum.
The city park in the middle of downtown Paso.
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