Banners on lamp posts welcomed all to Healdsburg
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The trees were just beginning to bud in February
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Willi's Seafood was located there
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A rusty repair shop was at the edge of downtown
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The classy looking Artiste was open
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A strange sign was found on a building's front
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Leather goods were for sale on the sidewalk
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The closed bike shop had a frog logo
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The shoe repair also sold dolls and puppets
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The Café Gratitude had an interesting sign
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The Toad Hollow tasting room was open
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A wired man balanced atop the store's sign
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A sculpture stood outside Spirits in Stone
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An elegant old building rose across the street
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Across from the square was The Red Paprika
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Between two buildings was a shaded walkway
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The Erickson was in an odd looking building
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A modest side road let to a broken fountain
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A smart looking commercial alcove
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The Bar & Grill had barrels stacked out front
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The old tire on display looked weary and worn
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An Antiques sign was on a building's side above a gate
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A carousel horse was on sale for lots of money
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A rail line ran through the edge of town
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A closed wine shop was once a gas station
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The fountain behind the bench no longer functioned
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A mural illustrated some of the towns features
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And, yes, there were strip malls there too
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The view from Best Western on a rainy morning
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