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Old Town Sacramento And Candy Barrel

FROM THE STATE CAPITOL, we adjourned to Old Town, Sacramento...

Since it was a weekday, there were not many tourists but come weekends, the place will be filled with people.  During the summer and weekends, there are horse drawn carriage rides and street performers dressed in garb and strumming guitars... I remember during my previous visit a couple of years ago, there was some kind of performance on the street too.

It was very quiet on a weekday..... 
Carriage ride for the tourists... 
No, we did not get into one... 
Looks very cowboy-ish... minus the cars, that is... 
Railroad museum along the river bank... 
 A historic train pulled by vintage diesel locomotives from the museum’s collection.
And from here, we walked to the stores....
Along the planks sideway.... 
To a famous store... 
SALT WATER TAFFY CANDIES STORE!!
Over 70 flavors including Banana, Carmel Apple, Buttered Popcorn, Peanut Butter, 
Guava & Mango, oh.. that is all I can recollect... 
Just choose your pick!
LOL.. 

Comments

  1. I like the cowboy-ish town, like those in the movies and i like the river bank too, so serene

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  2. This is a beautiful place! You didn't buy a cowboy hat to wear?

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  3. The Old Town really looks like going back in time. Do the candies taste nicer than the candies here?

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  4. This looks like such fun!!! I especially like that pyramid. And a beautiful horse and carriage. So did you buy some taffy? What flavor?

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  5. Sacramento is historical town. Love the old train and the museum.

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  6. Love your pictures. You inspire me to plan a trip in nearest time. Thanks a lot for sharing so nice post.

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  7. So amazing pictures. Thanks for so inspiring post.

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  8. The pictures are awesome ;) Now it is my dream to visit Old Town Sacramento!

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