
I drove to neighboring
Amador County yesterday to pick up some holiday goodies from my favorite bakery,
Andrae's. I came back with lots of yummy stuff, though no photo of Andrae's or of the lovely hamlet where it is located,
Amador City. I did, however, take these three photographs:

a vendor selling strawberries and oranges at the very rural intersection of Old Sacramento Road and Latrobe Road, several miles west of Plymouth; the
Plymouth City Hall, decked in lights and wreaths; and
Cooper Winery on Shennandoah School Road, in the heart of the Amador wine region. Regarding the fruit vendor, I was especially surprised to see him in this rural location, where my impression based on past experience is that not a lot of traffic passes, though vendors like him are common in my suburban Sacramento neighborhood. He told me the strawberries were grown south of Los Angeles. He was charging $10 for a bag of oranges, $15 for the case of strawberries.
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