Here are some fun trips we have taken in good old Red Bluff (and some surrounding areas) with the kids. In the spirit of me writing instead of not, I will be making a list instead of writing a lengthy review for each one:
The Aquarium Pet Store-surprising amount of animal variety for a small town-free, unless you get suckered into buying pet stuff :)-main street
The Sacramento River Discovery Center-cute little museum-free, but I'm sure they would take donations-sale lane
Ide Adobe-peek into the little one-room cabin to check out the furnishings and walk around to see the well, garden, farm animal housing, the carriage house, and the adobe brick making. Visit the little museum.-I think you have to pay for parking on a trust basis, but the rest is free-adobe road
Rosser's (I think that's spelled wrong) Bakery- They told us how they grind wheat to make fresh bread and pointed out the ovens. Bread's tasty-free, but I felt like we should at least buy a scone after they gave us a tour-antelope blvd.
Gaumers- Wow! I was not expecting there to be a full scale gem and mineral museum in this little place. Really cool!-free, but Cal got a polished rock souvenir for a few bucks-antelope blvd.
Fire Department/Police Department- When they weren't busy we snuck in with someone we knew and those very nice firefighters/officers gave a little tour-free, and included plastic fire hat and sticker police badge.-that street behind Sacred Heart Catholic Church on Main
Tehama County Library-I can not write this with out mentioning the library. It is far better than it should be for such a small town and the 9:30 pre-school story time on Wednesdays with Miss Sally is spectacular! Stories, music, marching, crafts, educational topics, guest appearances, puppet shows, animal visits, snacks, prizes...awesome.-free!-unless you check out a book and bring it back late or completely loose it for 6 months behind the bed or under a pile of cr#p.-behind the jail-no affiliation
Red Bluff Garden Center-tons of different plants and knowledgeable staff-free, but it never is for me-I can't resist new baby plants :)-antelope blvd.
Coleman Fish Hatchery-lots of different aged salmon swimming around, some being smacked over the head and gutted for their reproductive goodies. Informational boards too. -free-anderson/bfe
The worm farm-ok, it's in chico, but we had so much fun on the tour and this is where we got our worms for vermicomposting-free-chico
That's it for now, but I know there's more. I guess we did more this year than I thought!
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